US congresswoman charged with assault
outside immigration centre
Posted By: snakeoil, 5/20/2025 4:51:26 PM
Democratic Congresswoman LaMonica McIver of New Jersey is being charged with assault after a confrontation with officers outside an immigration detention centre. Alina Habba - the interim US attorney for the state and an ally of President Donald Trump - announced the charges in a social media post late on Monday. Habba also said that her office would be dropping a trespassing case against the mayor of Newark, Ras Baraka, who is another Democratic politician. Scuffles broke out when McIver, Baraka and others paid an oversight visit to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) centre in Newark on 9 May. No injuries were reported.
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Trump Forces South African President To
Watch Video Of Country’s Leaders Calling
For Genocide 14 replies
Watch Video Of Country’s Leaders Calling
For Genocide 14 replies
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Since it's a federal crime she won't get a pardon.