The Division of Homeland Safety (DHS) has offered mugshots and felony data of detainees held on the New Jersey ICE detention heart that was blockaded in the present day by Democrat representatives and progressive activists.
In a press launch from the DHS, it was revealed that one of many individuals being held at Delaney Corridor Detention Middle was Chinchilla Caballero, who “ERO Newark with the help of FBI Newark” arrested “pursuant to a Warrant for Arrest of Alien.”
Caballero is reportedly a “constructive match to quite a few TECS lookouts and is a recognized lively member” of the MS-13 gang, in accordance with the press launch.
DHS releasing images and felony data of among the detainees at Delaney Corridor comes as a number of Democrats, resembling Rep. LaMonica McIver (D-NJ), Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-NJ), and Newark Mayor Ras Baraka (D), confirmed up at Delaney Corridor to “conduct federal oversight.”
“The shortage of transparency round what’s taking place with ICE on this facility in unacceptable,” McIver wrote in a submit on X. “Folks deserve dignity and we want solutions.”
One other detainee is Ramos Marin, about whom the Worldwide Crime Police Group (INTERPOL) “revealed a Purple Discover” on in April 2025. The Purple Discover from INTERPOL reportedly signifies that Marin “is needed in Brazil for the offenses of Murder, in violation of Artwork. 121, paragraph 2, III and IV of the Brazilian Penal Code.”
One other detainee is Saravia Santamaria, who ICE ERO officers, Homeland Safety Investigations (HSI) brokers, and brokers from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives arrested.
“The ICE/ERO Newark Fugitive Operations Unit, NJ encountered SARAVIA SANTAMARIA, Dennis Josue, a citizen and nationwide of El Salvador, pursuant to Raven operation and recognized and verified MS-13 gang affiliation,” the press launch stated.
Adonis Estevez Bello, 23, from the Dominican Republic, was additionally among the many checklist of individuals whose images and data have been launched. Estevez Bello reportedly “has a number of felony convictions for possession of a managed harmful substance, drug trafficking, resisting arrest, and possession of a weapon for illegal functions.”
In a assertion posted to X, appearing U.S. Lawyer for the District of New Jersey Alina Habba revealed that Baraka had been taken into custody by the Division of Homeland Safety (DHS) after ignoring “a number of warnings” to take away himself from the detention heart.
Habba acknowledged that Baraka had “dedicated trespass” of the power.
“The Mayor of Newark, Ras Baraka, dedicated trespass and ignored a number of warnings from Homeland Safety Investigations to take away himself from the ICE detention heart in Newark, New Jersey this afternoon,” Habba stated. “He has willingly chosen to ignore the legislation. That won’t stand on this state. He has been taken into custody. NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW.”
Per PIX11 Information, Baraka and different Democrats visited Delaney Corridor “to conduct oversight after the constructing was was an ICE facility.”
Delany Corridor was leased for $63 million yearly from a personal jail group referred to as THE GEO Group. The town of Newark is suing for extra inspections, claiming ICE has not indicated what number of detainees it has within the constructing — which may solely home 1,000 individuals.
Fox Information’s Invoice Melugin revealed in a submit on X that the DHS informed Fox Information that “two Democratic members of Congress” had stormed the Delaney Corridor detention facility, together with a bunch of protesters, including that they have been “holed up in/close to a guard shack.”
“Fox is informed the group waited for the gates to open to permit a bus with ICE detainees to enter the property, then they rushed in previous safety,” Melugin added in his submit. “DHS says they imagine two of the members of Congress are @RepBonnie and @RepMenendez, and video posted on-line seems to verify they’re each on website on the facility.”
DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin issued a press release that “Members of Congress storming right into a detention facility goes past a weird political stunt and places the protection” of legislation enforcement brokers and the detainees in danger.
“Members of Congress will not be above the legislation and can’t illegally break into detention services,” McLaughlin stated. “Had these members requested a tour, we might have facilitated a tour of the power. That is an evolving state of affairs.”
