In a surprising turn of events out of Newark, New Jersey, Mayor Ros Baraka has been arrested and charged with trespassing at a federal immigration detention center, Delaney Hall. This all unfolded on May 9th during an unannounced visit by three US Congress members from New Jersey. Bonnie Watson Coleman, Lmon Monica Macccyver, and Robert Mendez Jr. Baraka, a Democrat and current gubanatorial candidate, was reportedly outside the facility's gates to show support for the lawmakers. According to ICE and the Department of Homeland Security, Baraka ignored multiple warnings to leave and was taken into custody after a brief altercation at the gate. Tensions rose as ICE agents clashed with the crowd, including the lawmakers, who were allegedly shoved but not injured. However, the mayor and the congressional delegation say they were peacefully attempting to conduct oversight and were not part of any protest. ICE officials claimed the group tried to force their way into the facility while a bus carrying detainees was arriving, calling the act a political stunt. The lawmakers refute this, stating they had every right to inspect the facility and were eventually allowed inside after the incident. Baraka was charged with one count of trespassing and held for about 7 hours before being released. Outside, he addressed supporters and reaffirmed his stance, saying he did nothing wrong and was simply supporting his congressional colleagues. The incident has sparked debate about immigration detention oversight, political grandstanding, and the upcoming governor's race in New Jersey, where Barack is a candidate. The Delaney Hall Center, run by GEO Group, continues to face scrutiny from immigrant rights groups. Let me know your thoughts on this arrest. Was it justified or politically motivated? Don't forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe for more updates like this. 25th is the last of the largest city. You are here on private property. On private property. All right. This is the last I'm not mad. Listen, this is the last war. You don't have no respect. escape. What does it mean? Congress people are different. Congress women are different. Mr. Mayor, anyone that is not a woman or man last Thank you, mayor. [Applause] shame on you. They're saying that because he was on this side that they're [Applause] [Applause] Where's my gun? Where's my gun? [Applause] This is not right. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Applause] Don't push down. Calm down. I know. Get all your goddamn hands off of me. The hell wrong with you? You ain't going to put your hands on me. The hell wrong with you? [Applause] Get your [ __ ] hand for her. What? He just talk to me. Let's just Let's just walk. I am fing a complaint. I am filing a complaint to me. I'm fing a complaint. That's you don't talk to a congresswoman like that and you got to learn to put your hands on it. You will