Newark Mayor Orders Curfew Near Delaney Hall as Clashes Persist
- Newark Mayor Ras Baraka ordered a curfew from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. within half a mile of Delaney Hall due to ongoing clashes between protesters, counterprotesters including Proud Boys, and police around the immigration detention center.
- Protests at Delaney Hall began over alleged poor detainee conditions, including reports of a hunger strike, overcrowded courts, insufficient medical care, and prolonged case processing.
- Tensions escalated with violent clashes between protesters and counterprotesters, leading to multiple arrests and law enforcement using riot gear, tear gas, horses, and barricades to separate groups and maintain order.
- New Jersey State Police took over public safety operations from ICE outside Delaney Hall to reduce conflict and protect the rights of safe protest amid political tensions and calls for reform.
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New Jersey city faces curfew after violent anti-ICE demonstrations
(The Center Square) — A nighttime curfew remains in effect outside of a New Jersey ICE detention center Monday after days of violent confrontations with demonstrators that prompted Gov. Mikie Sherrill to deploy state police to restore order.
Newark Mayor Imposes Curfew After Fiery Clashes Outside ICE Detention Center
(The Epoch Times)—Newark, New Jersey, has issued a curfew near an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility that experienced fiery protests on May 30. “Due to the escalating situation at Delaney Hall and the increasing need for police intervention, immediate action is required to protect public safety,” Newark Mayor Ras J. Baraka wrote in a statement on May 31. The curfew will be in effect near Delaney Hall every night from 9 p.m. to 6 …
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Delaney Hall, a federal immigration detention center in Newark, New Jersey, has been the site of escalating clashes in recent days as demonstrators have gathered in support of detainees on a reported hunger strike over poor conditions in the facility, only to be met with force from federal agents... More »
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