Reps. Espailt, Velazquez, blocked goldman of Brooklyn Ice Facility

Three Federal Democratic legislators in New York tried to participate in the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) in Brooklyn, where up to 100 illegal immigrants are detained, according to state legislator.

Images published Wednesday By the New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) showed representatives of Adriano Spaillat, Nydia Velazquez and Daniel Goldman heading to the MDC with the Gowanus highway in the background.

The NYIC said that legislators had been refused to enter the prison, which has a history of high -level detainees, notably Sean “P. Diddy” “Combs and Luigi Mangione, and formerly lawyer for Trump Michael Cohen and MSNBC host Al Sharpton after his arrest for having surpassing the bombing field of Puerto Rican in 2001.

“Masked agents refused access to surveillance (legislators) in Sunset Park (MDC) and have now trapped them between a fence and the installation,” tweeted Nyic.

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“They cannot go out or enter.”

A spokesperson for Spaillet told digital officials of Fox News “closed the door and fled for about 20-30 minutes.”

“No one could enter or go out – anyway – lock the members for this period.”

Fox News Digital contacted Goldman and Velazquez for additional comments.

Fox News Digital also contacted ICE and the Ministry of Internal Security for their incident accounts.

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The situation has marked the third time in recent weeks that legislators have attempted to have been exercised in otherwise secure federal detention facilities.

The Lamonica McIiver representative, DN.J., was arrested for allegedly tackled federal agents outside a prison in his hometown of Newark.

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The representative Adriano Spaillat, Dn.y., speaks during a rally. (Getty)

McIiver had been joined by several other legislators, including representative Robert Menendez Jr., DN.J., son of the former senator, who is currently imprisoned separately for accusations of corruption.

Representatives Kweisi Mfume, Sarah Elfreth, Johnny Olzewski Jr. and Sens. Chris Van Hollen and Angela Alsobrooks, D-MD., Were all pushed back in the same way in a Baltimore Ice office where a handful of detained immigrants were detained.

Ice said at the time that the building, near Charles Center, in the city center of the city, is not a real relaxation installation and only a treatment center.

In the Brooklyn case, New York Democrats have gone some time against the ice for their use of prison as a detention center for illegal immigrants.

State senator Andrew Gounardes, D-Bay Ridge, said in July that the MDC Brooklyn had recently started to have more than 100 detainees and said that many had no criminal record.

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Rep. Nydia Velázquez, Dn.y. (Tom Williams / Roll Call / Getty Images)

“Ice disappears from immigrants, many of whom have no criminal record, in a prison that a judge called” contemptuous human life and dignity “. This should marry us all,” Gounardes said in a statement.

“It is not a question of public security – it is a demonstration of force intended to instill fear in our communities and to keep immigrants in the shade. It is incredibly dangerous, disturbing and not American. It must end now.”

Before his visit Wednesday, Goldman – who was a lawyer for senator Adam Schiff, D -Calif.

“Rather than continuing the efforts of the Biden administration to stimulate staff and reduce locking at the MDC, the Trump administration has reversed these improvements and now overloads an already dangerous and under-effective establishment with dozens of immigrants without criminal history,” said Goldman.

According to the website of the ICE Congress Relations Office, Congress members need only to submit a request by email at least seven days before the desired visit.

A spokesperson for the Ministry of Internal Security explained to Fox News Digital that the seven-day requirement is intended to “prevent interference with the authority of President II to supervise the functions of the Executive Department”.

The spokesperson also noted that “the ice forces of ice experienced an increase in attacks by 830%, as well as disturbances and obstructions to the application, including by the politicians themselves”, in an apparent reference to Mciver.

Peter Pinedo by Fox News Digital contributed to this report.