Clashes continue outside Delaney Hall, an immigrant detention facility in Newark, as anti-ICE protesters demonstrate and law enforcement and federal immigration officers respond. Multiple outlets report that confrontations at the site involve protesters and agents in chaotic conditions, with police moving demonstrators away after incidents of crowd tension. Reports describe altercations that include aggressive behavior toward officers and accusations of assaults, along with property damage such as a smashed car windshield. Video shared across outlets shows protesters shouting at agents during arrests.
Authorities also cite enforcement actions tied to a curfew. Newark Mayor Ras Baraka is reported to have instituted a curfew covering overnight hours around Delaney Hall after earlier rounds of intense clashes. The New York Times and The Guardian report that more than 80 people have been arrested over roughly the past two weeks, including overnight arrests for allegedly defying curfew orders.
One outlet says federal agents arrest anti-ICE demonstrators during confrontations caught on video, while another reports a separate pro-ICE presence arriving to support federal agents and counter protesters. New Jersey officials also describe some protesters as carrying protective or defensive gear and refusing repeated orders to leave, leading to arrests.
