Page Summary: The Cascade County Detention Center was designed to house 362 inmates but was holding over 500 earlier this week. Civic leaders met on Friday afternoon to discuss the overcrowding issue at the Cascade County Detention Center.
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The Cascade County Detention Center was designed to house 362 inmates but was holding over 500 earlier this week. Civic leaders met on Friday afternoon to discuss the overcrowding issue at the Cascade County Detention Center. New Jersey Governor Sherrill says she's been denied entry into Delaney Hall ICE detention facility in Newark.
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- The Cascade County Detention Center was designed to house 362 inmates but was holding over 500 earlier this week.
- Civic leaders met on Friday afternoon to discuss the overcrowding issue at the Cascade County Detention Center.
- New Jersey Governor Sherrill says she's been denied entry into Delaney Hall ICE detention facility in Newark.
- Forty-three inmates at the Cascade County Detention Center rioted on Saturday around 11 a.m..
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