Baraka’s head appears in front of the court after the arrest of the ice facility, and he claims to be “targeted”

Ras Baraka, mayor of Democracy Newark, New JerseyAnd a candidate for the ruler, such as the Federal Court on Thursday to attend a conference for the situation after his arrest at the ICE facility last week on charges of infringement of the property of others.

“We believe that I was targeting in this,” Parka told reporters after the date of the court, who discussed the charge against him after his arrest at the Dylani Hall facility last week.

“I was the only person who was arrested. That’s right. You know, I was the only person who was identified. I was the only person, as you know, put in a cell. As you know, the only person, I think he was on the handcuffs to the entire process here this morning, they pass this insult to these people.”

In the court, the Parka defense team objected to its arrest and rejected the guilt recognition agreement while arguing that the government did not provide sufficient evidence to prove that he had been legally arrested.

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The defense was hoping to go to trial by late July, but the judge said that there may be an aggressive discovery and needed the time required to determine a trial schedule.

Both the prosecution and defense will provide a schedule for the court’s consideration and the next date has not been set. Defense requested all the justified evidence by May 19 and discovered by May 22, which both parties agreed.

The charge of infringement of Baraca, a Class C, is a maximum legal penalty of 30 days in prison.

Dozens of demonstrators gathered outside the Federal Court building, where many activists were against the arrest of Parka during a protest in the three -attended Dylani Hall. Members of Congress, Those who said that they attended the performance of the duties of congressional in relation to federal detention facilities.

“Newark has become a center to reach the horror of Ice and Overreach,” said Ferry Martinez, director of empowerment members of the New Jersey for Migrant Justice Alliance, to the mobilization outside the court.

Books collide with the police, and the arrests that take place when clerics are descended on the New Ark facility for the ice

Parka said after the court, explaining that the fingerprints were imprinted: “They did their best to humiliate and destroy me, as you know, as much as possible.”

“But I still feel. I still feel that what we did was completely true. Yes. No laws were violated. We have stood up to the constitution of this country, ConstitutionNew Jersey State. We stood for the local laws, which were set by the people of this city. And by the people of this state.

The three legislators of the Congress and Barra Baka were outside the ICE facility last week with a group of demonstrators when they opened the gates to allow an ice bus in it. Then it was claimed that the four officials rushed through the past gates and security, according to the officials from Ministry of Internal Security.

The arrest came at a time when the activists were calling for reaching the facility for several days, a special facility that was renewed as Migration This year facility.

“The Nark Mayor, Ras Barka, committed the infringement and ignored multiple warnings of internal security investigations to remove himself from the Ice Displacement Center in Newark, New Jersey this afternoon,” US lawyer in New Jersey Allen HabbaWho was present in the courtroom on Thursday, posted on social media after the arrest of Parka.

The demonstrators can be heard screaming “shame, shame and shame” in Habba when she entered the courtroom.

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Republicans in the House of Representatives They warn that the consequences are present for the three Democratic members of the Congress who accompanied Park in protest.

“See, there are three potential disciplinary measures in Congress that the House of Representatives can take,” the spokesman Mike JohnsonR-La told the correspondents at his weekly press conference on Wednesday about actors Robert Menendes, Lamonica McGever and Bonnie Watson Coleman.

Sandy Ibrahim from Fox News Digitter contributed to this report