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Mikie Sherrill Denied Access to ICE Facility Amid Hunger Strike by Detainees

Governor Mikie Sherrill was denied access to the ICE detention center in Newark, where detainees are on a hunger strike. Sherrill and other New Jersey lawmakers expressed concerns about transparency and the conditions within the facility. Protests have intensified outside Delaney Hall, with advocates calling for its closure amid allegations of inhumane treatment.

New York Times — Business

Massachusetts Ride-Share Drivers Union Certified

A union representing ride-share drivers in Massachusetts has received official certification. This follows a 2024 ballot measure that enabled drivers to engage in collective bargaining.

Fox News — Latest

Protests Occur Outside New Jersey Detention Center Amid Access Denial to Governor

Protests occurred outside the Delaney Hall detention center in Newark, New Jersey, on May 25, 2026, where demonstrators clashed with ICE agents. Governor Mikie Sherrill was denied entry to the facility, raising concerns about its conditions. Nearly 300 detainees have initiated a hunger strike, citing poor treatment, while officials defend the facility's standards.

The Hill

Governor Sherrill Denied Access to ICE Detention Facility in Newark

New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill was denied access to the ICE detention center in Newark on Monday. This denial occurred during protests outside the facility and a hunger strike inside, prompting the governor to raise concerns about the facility's operations.

the-independent.com

Senator Thom Tillis Critiques Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's Handling of Iran War

Senator Thom Tillis criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's handling of the Iran war, suggesting that it makes Governor Kristi Noem seem more competent. He raised concerns about a reported peace deal and questioned the administration's changing stance on Iran's nuclear capabilities. Tillis is set to retire from the Senate in January.

Politico

Disagreement Over Causes of Decline in Obamacare Enrollment

Obamacare enrollment has decreased by 1.2 million, with the Trump administration attributing the decline to improved fraud detection, while state officials cite rising costs due to the expiration of enhanced subsidies. State analyses indicate that affordability is a significant factor in the coverage loss, particularly affecting middle-income Americans and legally present immigrants.