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Andy Kim
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Andy Kim is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for New Jersey's 3rd congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, Kim has focused on issues such as healthcare, veterans' affairs, and economic development. He has been an advocate for bipartisanship and has worked on initiatives to support local communities in New Jersey. Kim's background includes experience in national security and public service, having previously worked for the U.S. Department of Defense and the National Security Council.
This is our money going to detain these people, and we’re not getting any answers.
This is impeding my ability to lawfully do the oversight that I’m legally allowed to do, and I told them I thought this was a deep breach of my responsibilities and what the American people are demanding.
That’s the stuff that just pisses me off about this. I was here to get answers for these family members that I talked with earlier today, and I didn’t get them.
It’s an exceedingly old building, not up to standards, which is causing so many of the problems and poor conditions—like the extreme heat detainees are complaining about now.
First, the facility needs to be shut down. It’s not up to any type of standard.
If true, these actions must stop immediately. … ICE and GEO have a responsibility to keep detainees safe: they’ve instead refused to let State health officials conduct full inspections and have repeatedly stood in the way of Congressional…
The people inside Delaney Hall deserve their day in court and to be treated humanely, not violently. The time is now to shut this broken facility down.
You can’t just plow your way through this crowd of civilians. You should be doing something to try to minimize the potential for violence.
I told them: ‘You can’t just plow your way through this crowd of civilians. You should be doing something to try to minimize the potential for violence.
GEO Group and CoreCivic and others are making their fortunes from immigrant detention, [and] it’s coming at our expense.
I'm not complaining about the pepperball spraying — for me, I'm complaining about what the treatment is to my constituents, to Americans and to civilians that were in harm's way.
So again, this isn't about me. I was willing to take on that risk. I'd do it all over again.
There’s an 18-year-old high school senior in there who just wants to go to prom and graduation.
I will do anything that I can to keep my constituents and to keep people safe.
I certainly didn’t see anything at Delaney Hall that gives me a sense that things have changed since Minnesota.
I was pepper-sprayed after trying to de-escalate tensions between immigration agents and protesters, and my throat still burned later that evening.
We can’t keep putting the cost of this war in Iran on American families.





