Body Cam Video shows the arrest of the Newark Mayor Ras Baraka in the ICE facility

The Department of Homeland Security published the Body Cam video on Saturday, in which the moments are shown federal officials Arrested the mayor of Newark, New Jersey, in an immigration and customs authority.

DHS blurred the faces of those who were seen in front of the camera.

The mayor of Newark, Ras Baraka Delaney Hall Rightly illegal Friday. He was held for hours before he was released and charged with entering.

Further arrests according to the conflict of Newark Ice Facility, says DHS officer

In a press release, the DHS accused the members of the congress of storming the gate and illegally collapsing into the facility.

Tricia McLaughlin, the deputy secretary for public affairs at DHS, told CNN that she had received a video of congress members, the Body-Lamming ice cream officer.

“It is disgusting,” she said.

She said an investigation was underway and further arrests could be on the horizon.

“Nobody from ice was hit on the ground. We didn't overthrow the place. So it is, everything is a lie,” said Baraka.

The mayor pushed back and said he was invited to the ice cream facility and stayed for over an hour.

“Someone allowed me to go in. I didn't climb a fence. I didn't go down the door,” said Baraka.

He claims that nobody said a word to him when he was on the property, but Alina Habba, the preliminary US lawyer for the District of New Jersey, published on X that the mayor ignored several warning to remove himself.

Baraka described his arrest as humiliating, stressful and depressing.

“You made the decision to arrest me. You made the decision to hurt me. You made the decision to humiliate me to put me in cuffs and asked people to get me to the ground. Thank God the position of home protection did not,” he said.

The mayor said he was treated with dignity and respect in custody and he had fully cooperated.

The rally that supports the Mayor Ras Baraka after the arrest

Dozens visited a rally outside of the foley Square on Saturday to show their support for Baraka.

“What happened to Mayor Baraka yesterday is wrong, it is worrying and it is reason to complain,” said spokesman Sienna Fontaine.

“If you could do the chosen official, none of us are safe,” said supporter Sarah Birnbam.

The mayor Opponent in New Jersey's Governardrasse also came to his defense.

“The good news is that it is out. But the bad news is that there are many others that do not exist, and I think we all have to stand in solidarity and continue to defend themselves,” said Rep. Josh Gotheimer.

Baraka said he Will continue his fight against the company that leads the ice cream facilityCall the facility dangerous and illegally.

“We didn't really inspect it. We weren't there. So we have to say that it is dangerous,” he said.

DHS claims that the permits of the facility are valid and were deleted.