Delaney Hall protests coordinated largely by revolutionary-left organizations
Revolutionary-left activist organizations, including out-of-state socialist groups boasting ample funding, are behind the disruptive demonstrations at the Delaney Hall immigrant detention facility in Newark, New Jersey. Organizers of the anti-deportation protests outside Delaney Hall have portrayed the mobilization efforts as grassroots and spontaneous, but a network of self-described communist factions based across the country is fueling the unrest. Organizations part of the covert collection, dubbed the “Delaney Hall 100,” circulate their marching orders over secretive Signal chats, instructing comrades to descend on Delaney Hall, according to a Fox News investigation.
- ▪Revolutionary-left activist organizations, including out-of-state socialist groups boasting ample funding, are behind the disruptive demonstrations at the Delaney Hall immigrant detention facility in Newark, New Jersey.
- ▪Organizers of the anti-deportation protests outside Delaney Hall have portrayed the mobilization efforts as grassroots and spontaneous, but a network of self-described communist factions based across the country is fueling the unrest.
- ▪Organizations part of the covert collection, dubbed the “Delaney Hall 100,” circulate their marching orders over secretive Signal chats, instructing comrades to descend on Delaney Hall, according to a Fox News investigation.
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Revolutionary-left activist organizations, including out-of-state socialist groups boasting ample funding, are behind the disruptive demonstrations at the Delaney Hall immigrant detention facility in Newark, New Jersey. Organizers of the anti-deportation protests outside Delaney Hall have portrayed the mobilization efforts as grassroots and spontaneous, but a network of self-described communist factions based across the country is fueling the unrest. Recommended Stories Immigrants filed tens of thousands of lawsuits in Trump’s first year DOJ sues Virginia over ‘unconstitutional’ ICE mask ban Mullin: ‘Zero tolerance’ for judicial staff who help illegal immigrants escape courthouses The Democratic Socialists of America, the Revolutionary Communist Party USA, Speak Out Socialist, Refuse…
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