Strict dress code at Delaney Hall affects family visits
Visitors say arbitrary and changing rules prevent visitation and cause stress to families and their detained loved ones In January, Gabriela Soto’s husband was detained in Delaney Hall, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center in Newark, New Jersey . She has been “very stressed” in the months since, comforting her heartbroken children and spending thousands of dollars on asylum-related legal cases. She has regularly visited her husband on weekends at the
Visitors to Delaney Hall, an ICE detention center in Newark, New Jersey, face strict and changing dress code rules that prevent them from seeing their loved ones. Gabriela Soto, whose husband was detained there, has experienced repeated visitation rejections due to clothing violations. She has visited her husband regularly but has been turned away over 10 times. The inconsistent rules cause stress for families and complicate the process of visiting detained loved ones. Many visitors, like Soto, face emotional and financial strain due to the policies. The situation highlights the challenges faced by families seeking to maintain contact with detained relatives. The dress code has been criticized for being arbitrary and causing unnecessary distress.
The strict dress code at Delaney Hall creates barriers for families trying to visit detained loved ones, adding to the emotional and financial burden on affected individuals.
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