Congresswoman Watson Coleman and Congressman Menendez Jr. allege physical assault by ICE officers.
Lawmakers express shock and outrage at mistreatment during oversight visit.
Call for thorough investigation and accountability for actions of ICE officers.


During a recent visit to a detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman and Congressman Robert Menendez Jr. have come forward with allegations of assault by ICE officers. The incident occurred as part of their oversight duties to inspect the conditions and treatment of detainees.
According to their accounts, the lawmakers claim that they were physically assaulted by ICE officers during the visit. Congresswoman Watson Coleman and Congressman Menendez Jr. have expressed shock and outrage at the alleged mistreatment they experienced while carrying out their official responsibilities.

The lawmakers have called for a thorough investigation into the incident and have demanded accountability for the actions of the ICE officers involved. They have emphasized the importance of upholding the rights and dignity of all individuals, including those in detention facilities.
ICE officials have not yet responded to the allegations made by Congresswoman Watson Coleman and Congressman Menendez Jr. The agency is expected to conduct an internal review of the incident to determine the facts surrounding the alleged assault.

This incident has sparked renewed debate and scrutiny over the treatment of detainees in immigration detention facilities. Advocacy groups and lawmakers have called for greater transparency and oversight to ensure that individuals in custody are treated with respect and dignity.
As the investigation unfolds, Congresswoman Watson Coleman and Congressman Menendez Jr. remain steadfast in their commitment to holding accountable those responsible for the alleged assault. They have vowed to continue advocating for the rights and well-being of all individuals under the care of government agencies.
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