Hunger Strike at Delaney Hall - Illegals wanted an ethnic menu

Cory Booker Lies About Hunger Strike, DHS Mullin Reveals Illegals Were Demanding Ethnic Food

Democrats have a well-worn routine when it comes to immigration enforcement. Obstruct federal agents at every opportunity. Manufacture confrontations.

Then sprint to the nearest camera and fundraising page, howling about human rights violations that conveniently never hold up to scrutiny. It’s dishonest. It’s calculated. And the American people are catching on.

The latest installment comes courtesy of New Jersey, where a whole circus of Democratic politicians apparently decided that Memorial Day weekend — when most Americans are laying wreaths and remembering the fallen — was prime time to advocate for detained illegal aliens. Priorities, right?

Let’s cut straight to it. Senator Booker told the American public that detainees at Newark’s Delaney Hall facility were on a hunger strike over deplorable conditions. Bold claim. DHS Secretary Mullin didn’t dance around his response: “There is NO hunger strike at Delaney Hall. There are no subprime conditions.” He called the entire spectacle “nothing more than a political stunt by New Jersey sanctuary politicians for fundraising clicks.”

So what was actually happening inside Delaney Hall? A handful of detainees were refusing meals because they wanted different food on the menu. Not a hunger strike. Not a human rights crisis. A cafeteria complaint. You genuinely cannot make this stuff up.

During a cabinet meeting, Secretary Mullin spelled out the situation and delivered the line that deserves to be framed: “They say that it’s because they’re on a hunger strike… because they want their ethnic right food. Well, they can go back to their country and get whatever food they want… this isn’t Holiday Inn.”

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Head of ILA said, “I’ll cripple you. I will cripple you.”

Dockworkers Strike for First Time Since Jimmy Carter

36 Ports Shut Down with 45,000 Employees Off the Job

At least 36 major ports around the United States effectively shut down at midnight as a major labor union went on strike.

The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) union, which represents around 45,000 port workers, says it will order a work stoppage as contract negotiations with the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX) employer group have completely broken down over demands for a pay increase and guarantees against job automation.

The strike, if it drags out for several weeks, could cripple U.S. markets and cause shortages of a myriad of goods just before the 2024 presidential election.

Some estimates indicate the strike—which would halt container ship traffic across the entire eastern seaboard—could cost the U.S. economy upwards of $5 billion per day.

Harold Daggett, who leads the ILA, says he will "cripple" the country...not an American First guy, that's for sure.

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Prisoners demanding "rights"

Prisoners in 17 US States to Strike Over Forced Labor

Inmates across 17 states are planning a national strike through September 9 to protest conditions of forced labor and draw attention to the industries benefiting from their cheap labor."

Has anyone heard anything about this? Rights and what prisoners are paid are established by the states.

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Prisoner rights