Criminal Justice

Solicitante De Asilo Describe Trabajo Forzado Y Represalias En Delaney Hall

Hannan Adely (NorthJersey.com) Martín Soto se paró junto a su esposa, su abogada y sus simpatizantes en Newark el viernes 9 de octubre —tres días después de que un juez ordenara su liberación de la detención de inmigración— y describió lo que él señaló fueron meses de trabajo forzado, represalias y confinamiento solitario. Soto, un […]

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