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Immigrant advocates object to contract, rally today in New Brunswick |
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Thursday, 15 May 2008 |
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BY DIANE C. WALSH Star-Ledger Staff
Civil rights advocates are planning to rally in New Brunswick today in hopes of persuading the Middlesex freeholders to end a lucrative federal contract to house immigration detainees at the county corrections center. The rally outside the Middlesex County Administration Building is the latest in a series of demonstrations organized by the Piscataway-based New Jersey Civil Rights Defense Committee since the death of a 72-year-old Cuban who had been in the county facility in North Brunswick, awaiting deportation after several drug-dealing convictions.
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