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Attorneys say they will appeal the decision. Dylan remains in ICE custody in Pennsylvania.

U.S. Sen. Andy Kim and Rep. Rob Menendez completed a tour of the facility Friday and said the escapees were able to push over some drywall to manage an escape.

His call for more cooperation between the city and federal immigration agents marks a shift from his predecessors.

Department of Correction officers scheduled release times to facilitate ICE pickups and shared unsolicited information that could be used to expedite removals, according to the emails.

Just this week, dozens were transferred without warning — some to Mississippi.

An undersheriff for the Orange County jail called the allegations about poor conditions ‘lies,’ and said specific accusations of racism and abuse will be investigated.

The arrests come as immigration attorneys allege that ICE has “disappeared” its clients from the jail.

If the landlord succeeds in ending the lease, it would be yet another ICE facility to announce its closure in the Garden State.

The jail became a target of anti-ICE activists, who complained that detainees were given poor medical care and inedible food, and faced assaults from officers.

“All my hopes and prayers were with the changing of the administrations, that things with immigration would be more relaxed, and easy. I don’t see anything changing yet.”