Maryland lawmakers deny access to ice facilities, homeland security response

Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem He and other lawmakers tried to inspect immigration detention centers on Monday, accusing lawmakers of prioritizing criminal illegal immigration rights to Americans, and criticized U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen, D-MD, on Monday.

Van Hollen is a voice critic of the Trump administration’s illegal immigration attacks and is part of a Maryland congressional delegation that was denied access to Baltimore’s U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center.

Lawmakers including Van Hollen and Sen. Angela Alsobrooks, as well as U.S. Rep. Glenn Ivey, Johnny Olzewski Jr., Sarah Elfreth and Kweisi Mfume, staged after being denied entry.

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“President Trump said the Trump administration is just focusing on the worst-case scenario and lying to the American people,” Van Hollen said outside the facility.

In response to meditation Various crimesincluding rape, possession of child pornography, sexual abuse and murder of minors.

“These are monsters that @chrisvanhollen protect American victims,” she wrote on X.

Rep. Johnny Olszewski, part of the U.S. delegation, said they were denied entry despite compliance with legal requirements.

“Congress has the legal right to inspect ice facilities,” he wrote on social media. “This rejection is shocking in reports of inhumane conditions. We will not stop fighting for responsibility.”

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Maryland Congressmen, including U.S. sensitive Chris Van Hollen and Angela Alsobrooks, as well as U.S. representatives. (Representative Johnny Olszewski; x)

The Department of Homeland Security post accused lawmakers of wanting “photo ops.”

“Member of Congress, if you need to take pictures with violent criminals Illegal aliens You are protecting – Postal says “postal”. “For access to detention facilities, there should be sufficient time to prevent requests to interfere with the President’s Article 2 supervision of the functions of the department – a week is enough to ensure violations of the President’s constitutional body. To protect the President’s Article 2 authority, any requirement to shorten that time must be approved by the Secretary.”

Van Hollen is severely criticized for advocating suspected gang members Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia.

Van Hollen was the first among several Democratic lawmakers to fly to Abrego Garcia after his home country El Salvador was deported to his high security prison in March.

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Abrego Garcia, 29, has returned to the United States and filed a lawsuit in a sealed federal indictment in Tennessee for allegedly conspiring to transport illegal foreigners to gain financial benefits and illegally transport illegal foreigners.

although Many Democrats Claiming that Abrego Garcia was an innocent man who was wrongly deported, the government pointed out a lot of evidence that he was a member of the MS-13 gang. He also allegedly abused her several times, according to court records filed by his wife, Jennifer Vasquez Sura.

“As I said repeatedly, it has to do with his constitutional rights and all rights,” Van Hollen told the case in June. “Now, the government will have to file a lawsuit in court because it should have been in court all the time.”