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4 detainees have escaped from an immigration detention center in Newark, New Jersey, DHS says

Four detainees broke through a wall and escaped from a federal immigration detention center in Newark, New Jersey, amid reports of disorder breaking out there, according to a U.S. senator and the Depa...

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2 of 4 detainees who escaped Delaney Hall immigration detention center back in custody: FBI Newark

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Disorder breaks out at New Jersey immigration detention center

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2 Detainees Recaptured After Escape From New Jersey Immigration Detention Center, 2 Still at Large

Two detainees who escaped from a federal immigration detention center in New Jersey last week have been recaptured, while another two remain at large, FBI officials said Sunday.

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2 of 4 Men Who Escaped From Immigration Detention Center Are Caught

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Two of four men recaptured after breaking out of Newark ICE jail

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Two recaptured after four-man escape from New Jersey detention center

Two recaptured after four-man escape from New Jersey detention center - FBI officials say two detainees who escaped from a federal immigration detention center in New Jersey last week have been recaptured,

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Trump's Second-Term Agenda Faces Early Test In New Jersey Primaries

New Jersey's gubernatorial primary Tuesday represents an early test of President Trump's handling of the economy, immigration and other key issues.

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After a boost from Trump, Jack Ciattarelli pivots in the New Jersey governor's race

Ciattarelli, the Republican nominee, won Tuesday’s primary with Trump’s endorsement, but he’s now shifting his focus to the Democrats running state government.

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Newark Mayor Ras Baraka: Meet the Democratic candidate for NJ governor

NEW JERSEY - Newark Mayor Ras Baraka is running to be New Jersey’s next governor, aiming to succeed term-limited Democrat Phil Murphy. First elected mayor in 2014, Baraka, a Newark native, has spent over a decade leading the city through economic and social changes, including reductions in crime and homelessness and improvements in infrastructure.