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Woman says N.J. hospital refuses to allow visits to fiancé who is in ICE custody Original

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By Steve Strunsky Verified
| NJ.com Verified
Zena Carter cradled her 4-month-old son in her arms as she stood outside University Hospital in Newark on Friday. Somewhere inside New Jersey’s only state-owned and operated trauma center, her fiancé, ICE detainee Alimamy Sesay, was being treated for some sort of ailment, though she didn’t know what it was, what condition he was in, or what treatment he was receiving. “I didn’t even know he was in there,” Carter said.
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What’s next for controversial ex-N.J. teachers union boss who lost a bid to run the National Education Association

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By Steve Strunsky Verified
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What will Sean Spiller do now? The controversial former Montclair mayor, state teachers union president, and Democratic gubernatorial primary candidate is now weighing that question, after losing a bid to lead the National Education Association. Spiller finished third among four candidates for the NEA president's post in Sunday's voting for new national officers of the Washington, D.C.-based teachers union, whose affiliated bargaining units represent 2.8 million members across the country.
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What’s next for controversial ex-N.J. teachers union boss who lost a bid to run the National Education Association

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By Steve Strunsky Verified
| NJ.com Verified
What will Sean Spiller do now? The controversial former Montclair mayor, state teachers union president, and Democratic gubernatorial primary candidate is now weighing that question, after losing a bid to lead the National Education Association. Spiller finished third among four candidates for the NEA president’s post in Sunday’s voting for new national officers of the Washington, D.C.-based teachers union, whose affiliated bargaining units represent 2.8 million members across the country.
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