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Rep. McIver, Mayor Baraka due in court in Newark ICE facility scuffle

Rep. McIver, Mayor Baraka due in court in Newark ICE facility scuffle

Washington Post21-05-2025

Democratic Rep. Monica McIver (New Jersey) is expected to make her first court appearance Wednesday on charges she assaulted two federal agents during a confrontation last week outside an immigration detention center in Newark.
The 11 a.m. proceeding at a federal courthouse in Newark will play out against a charged political backdrop sparked by the case and the highly unusual decision to prosecute a sitting member of Congress for a heated clash in which no one was injured.

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