Rep. Frank Pallone

Trump used his incoherent, rambling speech last night to try and relitigate an election he lost because he wants to rig the next one.

This is the second time this week an ICE agent roaming our streets has murdered someone with no accountability and no body camera footage.

This is exactly why we need a national moratorium on these data centers until we’ve put serious guardrails in place.

Americans are tired of paying the price for Big Tech’s AI ambitions. I’m determined to make sure they don’t. If tech companies need these data centers so badly, it can come on their dime.

You can thank the rush to build AI data centers for an ever-decreasing supply of memory chips, which is driving up the cost of phones, laptops and other consumer electronics.

Trump is trying to throw my NJ colleague, @replamonica.bsky.social, in PRISON for 17 years because she conducted oversight of the Delaney Hall ICE facility.

Esther’s tax refund was stalled because of an identity theft declaration issue on her account. After my office stepped in, the IRS removed the flag, updated the account, and finally released her refund.

Allowing an industrial-scale detention center—with conditions unfit for human habitation—to open in our state should have been out of the question.

I’m glad to see one of ex-Secretary Noem’s signature policies walked back, but my Garden State colleagues and I won’t stop until ICE brutality in our state ends for good.

This is a dangerous consolidation of power to Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison who constantly bends the knee to Trump. Ellison has positioned his growing media empire to serve Trump, including his ongoing destruction of CBS News. With this merger, he would now control CNN too.

Asbury Park has hosted New Jersey’s most prominent Pride celebration for over thirty years in honor of the pioneers of America’s LGBTQ+ rights movement. This fight hasn’t stopped.

Happy Pride, New Jersey! It was a great privilege to be here at Jersey Pride in Asbury Park to celebrate with our vibrant LGBTQ+ community.

I’m back at Delaney Hall with @repanalilia.bsky.social, and we were able to confirm the horrible conditions detainees described to us in our previous oversight visits. However, we also verified the release of some of this facility’s most medically vulnerable detainees and saw improvements.

When I visit Delaney Hall, the immigrants detained there always talk about how much they value the American dream.

They desire liberty and to return to work to provide for their families. They’re shocked that they can be stripped of due process and be put in a place like this—in what is supposed to be the land of the free.

My office has received concerned calls from New Jerseyans who have reported that detainees at Delaney Hall have been beaten and pepper sprayed in retaliation for protesting the horrific conditions of this for-profit facility.

When I visited Delaney Hall on Monday, I saw firsthand the appalling conditions law-abiding immigrants are protesting. To meet completely reasonable demands for health care and due process under the Constitution with violence is unacceptable.

Let’s cut through the noise from Trump’s DHS. Here’s what I saw on the ground at Delaney Hall:

2️⃣ The medical unit is too small with inadequate staff. You shouldn’t be denied care because of your immigration status. That is cruel and unusual punishment—a violation of our constitution.

Let’s cut through the noise from Trump’s DHS. Here’s what I saw on the ground at Delaney Hall: