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    Martin Soto, Delaney Hall Hunger Strike Organizer, Released After 8 Months▼Martin Soto, Organizer of Delaney Hall Hunger Strike, Released After 8 Months✉newsBusinessLabor10 h ago

    Martin Soto, an organizer of a hunger strike at Delaney Hall, has been released after eight months of detention. Soto had helped lead the protest inside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Newark, New Jersey, where detainees and supporters pushed back against conditions and treatment. His release is being reported as a significant moment for the hunger strike movement and its supporters.

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    Immigrant who helped spark Delaney Hall hunger strike released from ICE custody▼Immigrant who helped set off Delaney Hall hunger strike released from ICE custody✉newsBusinessLabor2 d ago

    An immigrant who helped set off a hunger strike at Delaney Hall, an immigration detention facility in New Jersey, has been released from ICE custody. The hunger strike drew attention to conditions inside the facility, and the detainee's release marks a notable development in the case, with religious and advocacy outlets covering the story.

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    Martin Soto, Delaney Hall strike leader, freed from ICE custody●Martin Soto, Delaney Hall strike leader, released from ICE detention✉newsBusinessLabor2 d ago

    Martin Soto, who led a strike at the Delaney Hall immigrant detention facility in New Jersey, has been released from ICE detention. He became a prominent figure among detained workers and advocates pushing back against conditions and practices at the facility. His release is being noted by labour and immigrant rights observers following the strike he led.

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    Immigrant at Center of Delaney Hall Protests Released by Court Order●Immigrant at Center of Delaney Hall Protests Released Following Federal Judge’s Order✉newsWorldImmigration2 d ago

    An immigrant whose detention at Delaney Hall drew protests has been released after a federal judge ordered it. The release follows demonstrations calling for the detainee's freedom, and it marks a significant development in a case that had become a focal point for immigration activists and critics of the facility.