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尽管在押人数下降14%，但在报道中的罢工期间，小卖部周营收几乎增长了两倍
作者：查尔斯·克莱茨，福克斯新闻
周四，反移民海关执法局的抗议者在新泽西州纽瓦克的一处非法移民拘留中心外与联邦特工持续对峙。
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独家报道： 德莱尼 Hall 移民海关执法局拘留中心小卖部的营收数据，可能会削弱民主党人所谓的“绝食抗议”正在纽瓦克该设施内蔓延的说法，因为在报道中的罢工期间，小卖部营收大幅飙升。
多名民主党人参观了该设施并声称这里的条件极其恶劣、食物腐烂变质，但一位熟悉德莱尼 Hall 运营情况的消息人士对他们的说法提出了质疑。
该消息人士称，在被称为绝食抗议的时间段内，德莱尼 Hall 的小卖部——囚犯在此购买零食和杂物——的营收增长了两倍。
当被问及这一说法时，美国国土安全部予以了证实，并向福克斯新闻数字频道提供了营收数据，证明在报道中的绝食抗议期间，囚犯仍持续从小卖部购买大量食品。
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2026年5月27日，抗议者、政客和移民海关执法局特工聚集在新泽西州纽瓦克的移民设施德莱尼 Hall 外。（拉希德·乌马尔·阿巴西 摄 福克斯新闻数字频道）
当地新闻网站如《哥谭市民报》报道称，关押在德莱尼 Hall 的男性囚犯于5月23日左右开始发起绝食和劳动抗议。
此后不久，新泽西州民主党参议员安迪·金参观了该中心，呼应了这些报道，随后在外部抗议者与把守入口的移民海关执法局特工发生冲突时，他被困在胡椒喷雾的交叉火力中。
其他议员，如新泽西州民主党众议员罗伯特·梅嫩德斯 Jr. 和邦妮·沃森-科尔曼，也做出了类似的指控。
周四，国土安全部发言人告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，这些说法是一场“骗局”，并提供了与那位熟悉情况的消息人士所述一致的数据。
5月26日，德莱尼 Hall 关押了724名在押人员，该中心小卖部上周营收为11498美元。
随着绝食抗议期间的推进，这一数字每周都在飙升。
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6月1日，在押人数降至621人，但小卖部周销售额突破了3万美元。
尽管在押人数下降了14%，小卖部营收却几乎增长了两倍，国土安全部官员暗示，所谓“罢工”的囚犯实际上是拒绝了预定餐食，转而购买零食。
“这场所谓的绝食抗议骗局，其实只是德莱尼 Hall 的囚犯用营养餐换取蜂蜜面包和热奇多零食而已，”副新闻发言人劳伦·比斯说道。
“现在是时候让那些支持庇护城市的政客们停止政治表演，与我们合作，将刑事非法移民驱逐出我们的社区。”
比斯的说法得到了其上司马克韦恩·马伦部长的支持，马伦在国会作证时表示，大部分争议源于囚犯们拒绝食用不符合他们本国饮食习惯的美式餐食。
马伦还打趣道，德莱尼 Hall 可不是“假日酒店”。
反移民海关执法局抗议者与新泽西州拘留中心外的特工对峙，州长谢里尔被拒入内
国土安全部提供的小卖部菜单显示，囚犯可以购买数十种商品，包括乳液、生日贺卡、奇多零食、夏季香肠和夏威夷潘趣果汁。
本周，在新泽西州民主党众议员赫布·科纳韦 Jr. 与邻近选区的众议员唐纳德·诺尔科克斯一同参观该设施后，对该设施状况的描述也变得不那么尖锐了。
代表金此前所在的伯灵顿县选区的科纳韦在一份声明中表示，他对“不人道的条件和所谓的正当程序缺失”的报道感到“震惊和愤怒”。
科纳韦——一名医生——表示，他和诺尔科克斯参观了食堂和医务室，尽管他要求移民海关执法局关闭该设施，直到特伦顿官方能够进行正式检查和审查，但他在访问期间并未发现“重大问题”。
“我有机会与众议员诺尔科克斯一起会见了约20名女性囚犯。其中一些人已经被关押了一年多，另一些人则被关押了几个月。她们中的许多人都有担忧，很多担忧。有些涉及她们的健康。大多数人都有家人、孩子；她们在设施外的亲人们，她们非常想念他们，迫切希望回归正常生活，”科纳韦在监狱外的另一段录音声明中说道。
“至关重要的是，合适的州级当局应立即进入这座建筑，妥善处理此事，履行他们的职责，然后让公众了解实际情况。我认为如果能这样做，对所有人都会更好。”
上周，纽约州民主党众议员杰罗尔德·纳德勒与其他议员一同进行了另一次参观，并给出了截然不同的评价：
纳德勒甚至还没走到麦克风前就开始谴责该中心的状况，称“食物非常匮乏”，囚犯们只能在凌晨4点、中午和下午4点进餐。
“而且他们经常在食物里吃到蛆，”他说道，这一指控遭到了国土安全部官员的否认。
他还声称医疗服务有限，囚犯们等待治疗的时间过长，这一指控也被当天晚些时候的抗议者向移民海关执法局特工们大声喊出。
然而，纽瓦克当地医院的救护车在周三和周四全天频繁抵达，这似乎与囚犯无法获得治疗的说法相矛盾。
在纳德勒等议员指控食物匮乏和环境不卫生之际，国土安全部官员辩称，小卖部的数据削弱了囚犯在报道中的绝食抗议期间普遍拒绝进食的说法。
查尔斯·克莱茨是福克斯新闻数字频道的记者。
他于2013年加入福克斯新闻，担任撰稿人和制作助理。
查尔斯为福克斯新闻数字频道报道媒体、政治和文化领域。
查尔斯是宾夕法尼亚州本地人，毕业于天普大学，获得广播新闻学学士学位。新闻线索可发送至 charles.creitz@fox.com。
Delaney Hall snack purchases cast doubt on hunger strike reports, DHS says
June 6, 2026 6:00am EDT / Fox News
Despite a 14% drop in detainee population, weekly commissary spending nearly tripled during the reported strike period
By Charles Creitz, Fox News
Anti-ICE agitators continue to clash with federal agents outside an illegal alien detention center in Newark, N.J., Thursday.
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EXCLUSIVE: Revenue figures from the Delaney Hall ICE detention center’s commissary may undercut Democrats’ claims that a reported “hunger strike” is rippling through the Newark facility, as commissary spending surged during the reported strike period.
A slew of Democrats have toured the facility and reported allegedly dire conditions and rotten food, but a source familiar with Delaney Hall’s operations disputed their claims.
The source said Delaney Hall’s commissary — where inmates can purchase snacks and sundries — saw its revenue triple during the time period characterized by a hunger strike.
When asked about the claim, the Department of Homeland Security backed it up and shared revenue data with Fox News Digital that supported the argument that detainees continued purchasing substantial amounts of food from the commissary during the reported hunger strike period.
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Protestors, politicians and ICE agents gather outside Delaney Hall, an immigration facility in Newark, N.J., on May 27, 2026.(Rashid Umar Abbasi for Fox News Digital)
Regional news outlets like Gothamist reported that men housed at Delaney Hall had begun a hunger and labor strike around May 23.
Soon after, Sen. Andy Kim, D-N.J., went to the center, echoed those reports and was later caught in pepper-spray crossfire when outside agitators sparred with ICE agents guarding the entrance.
Other lawmakers like Reps. Robert Menendez Jr. and Bonnie Watson-Coleman, D-N.J., made similar assertions.
On Thursday, a DHS spokesperson told Fox News Digital the claims have been a “hoax” and provided data that lined up with what the source familiar had said.
On May 26, Delaney Hall housed 724 individuals and its commissary took in $11,498 in revenue for the prior week.
As the hunger strike period progressed, that number shot up week over week.
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On June 1, the population inside had decreased to 621, but the commissary recorded weekly sales topping $30,000.
Despite a 14% drop in detainee population, commissary revenue nearly tripled, and DHS officials suggested that detainees involved in the “strike” were instead eschewing their scheduled meals in exchange for snacks.
“The hunger strike hoax was actually just Delaney Hall detainees trading nutritious meals for Honey Buns and Hot Cheetos,” Deputy Press Secretary Lauren Bis said.
“It’s time for sanctuary politicians to drop the political theater and work with us to get criminal illegal aliens out of our communities.”
Bis was backed up by her boss, Secretary Markwayne Mullin, who testified before Congress that much of the dispute stemmed from inmates balking at Americanized fare that did not match foods from their home countries.
Mullin quipped that Delaney Hall is not intended to be a “Holiday Inn.”
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A commissary menu provided by DHS showed scores of items inmates are able to purchase, including lotions, birthday cards, Cheetos, summer sausage and Hawaiian Punch.
Characterizations of the facility’s conditions were also less pointed this week after Rep. Herb Conaway Jr., D-N.J., discussed his Wednesday tour with neighboring Rep. Donald Norcross, D-N.J.
Conaway, who represents Kim’s former Burlington County district, said in a statement he was “horrified and outraged” by reports of inhumane conditions and alleged lack of due process.
Protestors, politicians and ICE agents gathered outside Delaney Hall, an immigration facility in Newark, N.J., on May 27, 2026.(Rashid Umar Abbasi for Fox News Digital)
Conaway — who is a physician — said he and Norcross toured the mess hall and infirmary, and while he demanded ICE shut the facility down until Trenton officials can conduct a formal inspection and review, he did not witness “major concerns” during the visit.
“I had the opportunity, along with Congressman Norcross, to meet with about 20 women. Some have been here for over a year. Others have been a certain several months. Many of them had concerns, a lot of concerns. Some regarding their health. Most had family members, children; loved ones outside of this facility and certainly they miss them very deeply and want to get back to their lives,” Conaway said in a separate recorded statement outside the gate.
“It’s critical that the appropriate state authorities get into this building and get into this right away, do their job, and then let the public understand what’s going on. I think that’ll be better for everybody if that’s done.”
Last week, Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., joined other lawmakers on a separate tour and offered a different assessment:
Nadler began speaking out against conditions at the center before he even reached the microphone, alleging the “food is very sparse” and that inmates eat only at 4 a.m., noon and 4 p.m.
ICE agents aside from New Jersey Democratic Gov. Mikie Sherrill.(Rashid Umar Abbasi for Fox News Digital; Governor Mikie Sherrill)
“And very often, they eat maggots in the food,” he said, making an allegation denied by DHS officials.
He also claimed medical services were limited and that inmates were waiting a long time for treatment, an allegation protesters also shouted at ICE agents later in the day.
However, ambulances from a local Newark hospital regularly arrived throughout the day on Wednesday and Thursday, appearing to contradict claims that detainees were not receiving treatment.
With lawmakers like Nadler alleging sparse food and unsanitary conditions, DHS officials argued that the commissary figures undercut claims that detainees were broadly refusing food during the reported hunger strike.
Charles Creitz is a reporter for Fox News Digital.
He joined Fox News in 2013 as a writer and production assistant.
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Charles is a Pennsylvania native and graduated from Temple University with a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism. Story tips can be sent to charles.creitz@fox.com.