New Jersey State Police clash with protesters at Delaney Hall after Sherrill’s intervention
New Jersey State Police clashed with protesters at Delaney Hall as they attempted to clear the area for Immigration and Customs Enforcement employees. Governor Mikie Sherrill had previously ordered the establishment of a peaceful protest zone outside the facility. While most protesters complied, a few engaged in violent actions, prompting police intervention to ensure safety.
- ▪New Jersey State Police clashed with violent protesters at Delaney Hall while escorting ICE employees.
- ▪Governor Mikie Sherrill ordered a peaceful protest zone outside the Newark facility amid ongoing anti-ICE protests.
- ▪A limited number of protesters did not comply with police requests, leading to dangerous actions including deploying fireworks.
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New Jersey State Police clashed with violent protesters at Delaney Hall late Friday as officers cleared the area and escorted Immigration and Customs Enforcement employees out of the detention center. The development came after Gov. Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) ordered state police to establish a peaceful “protest zone” outside the Newark facility, which has been plagued by anti-ICE protests for the past week. Recommended Stories Sherrill orders ‘protest zone’ outside Delaney Hall to calm violent clashes ICE officer in non-fatal Minnesota shooting arrested after false report The Trump administration’s complicated search for its new Border Patrol chief, Pete Vasquez In an update on the situation, New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport stressed that most protesters complied with state…
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