Sen. Andy Kim (D-N.J.) says he is pepper-sprayed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers during a protest outside a Newark, New Jersey immigration detention facility. Multiple outlets report that demonstrators and ICE personnel are gathered near Delaney Hall, where detainees reportedly are staging a hunger or work strike over conditions attorneys describe as inadequate. Video shared online shows Kim speaking outside the facility and later receiving help from a mutual aid volunteer who pours water into his eyes while he holds an ice pack. The accounts also describe a confrontation between protesters and federal agents at the site, with Kim saying he witnesses “chaos” during what is described as a standoff between protesters and ICE officers. Other reports focus on Kim criticizing ICE’s actions after the incident. The outlets agree that the event occurs Monday in Newark during a demonstration supporting detainees and that Kim’s injuries are linked to pepper spray used by ICE officers. The reports do not present details from ICE officers on the incident itself.