Trump officer says NJ Democrats could be charged

The Trump government proposed on Saturday that the democratic legislator of New Jersey will use the authorities in a federal authority of the immigration authority the day before, which is also criminal charges for the mayor of Newark, Ras Baraka.

“There will probably be more arrests,” Tricia McLaughlin Tricia McLaughlin told the Ministry of Homeland Security in an interview on Saturday.

“We actually have body camerasal shots of some of these members of the congress who have attacked these ICE enforcement officers, including the body that beats a female ice officer,” said McLaughlin.

Later she tweeted a video of the chaotic incident outside the immigration and customs authority in Delaney Hall in Newark.

“We will not tolerate attacks against our Ice Law Enforcement Agents. From members of the congress or other others,” wrote McLauglin in the post about X.

Alina Habba, the best public prosecutor in New Jersey, said in an interview with Fox News on Saturday: “I will not get into the weeds of other things that may come or not.”

The three legislators on site – the representatives Bonnie Watson Coleman, Rob Menendez and Lamonica Mciver – deny DHSS characterization of the incident.

Menendez accused the Trump government to spread “lies and misinformation”.

“As a congress member, we have a legal right to carry out an supervision in a DHS facility without prior notice, as we have already made twice this year,” said Menendez in a statement on Friday.

“It's like nothing that I have ever seen before, and I am shocked and worried that something like that happened in our community,” he added.

But McLaughlin accused the Democrats of a “bizarre political stunt”.

“Members of the congress are not above the law and cannot break illegally into adhesive facilities,” said McLaughlin on Friday.

She said it was “a developing situation” that kept the door open for further measures.

The video shows an argument between the legislators and obvious demonstrators with law enforcement authorities by a security goal in the internment camp.

Coleman said on X that the dispute had taken place into the facility after the legislators had entered.

“We entered the facility, came back to speak to the mayor, and then the ice age began to push us,” she said.

Axios initially reported that DHS had considered additional arrests. CNBC confirmed the plans.

Baraka, who runs for New Jersey's governor, was released without a bond on Friday evening. He was charged before the Federal Court of the Newark for a count of the violation.

Habba, the preliminary US lawyer in New Jersey, accused Baraka, “Translation and [ignoring] Several warnings “from DHS officials” to move out of the ICE hermit center. “