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⚡️ Protesters clashed with federal agents outside Delaney Hall ICE detention center in Newark, New Jersey, on Thursday as demonstrations over inhumane conditions inside the the Geo Group-run facility entered their second week. Demonstrators used homemade barricades, mattresses, and umbrellas to block vehicles entering and leaving the detention center....

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💢 New Jersey State Police have taken control of the perimeter outside the GEO Group-run Delaney Hall ICE detention center in Newark, following an executive order by Governor Mikie Sherrill aimed at de-escalating more than a week of volatile clashes between ICE agents and demonstrators protesting conditions inside the facility. The protests were sparked by a hunger strike involving 300-400 detainees who allege inhumane treatment. New Jersey State Police established designated “peaceful assembly zones” using more than 600 yards of barricades to separate protesters from the detention center. Under the agreement, federal ICE agents pulled back from the immediate perimeter. 🎥 Despite the transition, tensions remained high into Friday night. State troopers used tear gas, pepper spray, and mounted units to push back crowds. Drop Site contributors A.B. Youssef (a.b. youssef) and Jude Finkelberg (jude) documented the scenes and spoke with demonstrators outside the facility.
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💢 New Jersey State Police have taken control of the perimeter outside the GEO Group-run Delaney Hall ICE detention center in Newark, following an executive order by Governor Mikie Sherrill aimed at de-escalating more than a week of volatile clashes between ICE agents and demonstrators protesting conditions inside the facility. The protests were sparked by a hunger strike involving 300-400 detainees who allege inhumane treatment. New Jersey State Police established designated “peaceful assembly zones” using more than 600 yards of barricades to separate protesters from the detention center. Under the agreement, federal ICE agents pulled back from the immediate perimeter. 🎥 Despite the transition, tensions remained high into Friday night. State troopers used tear gas, pepper spray, and mounted units to push back crowds. Drop Site contributors A.B. Youssef (a.b. youssef) and Jude Finkelberg (jude) documented the scenes and spoke with demonstrators outside the facility.

Drop Site

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"These aren't peaceful protesters. These are rioters." DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin refutes protesters' allegations about conditions at Delaney Hall, saying the facility has twice the square footage and twice the medical staff of the state penitentiary. His comments come as the New Jersey ICE facility faces intense left-wing scrutiny and chaotic protests over the detention center's conditions, operations, and treatment of detainees. Several protesters have been arrested outside the ICE facility after clashes with law enforcement, including one man facing DOJ charges for threatening to kill an ICE officer and his family.
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"These aren't peaceful protesters. These are rioters." DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin refutes protesters' allegations about conditions at Delaney Hall, saying the facility has twice the square footage and twice the medical staff of the state penitentiary. His comments come as the New Jersey ICE facility faces intense left-wing scrutiny and chaotic protests over the detention center's conditions, operations, and treatment of detainees. Several protesters have been arrested outside the ICE facility after clashes with law enforcement, including one man facing DOJ charges for threatening to kill an ICE officer and his family.

Fox News

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I went to Delaney Hall Detention Center in Newark yesterday to stand in solidarity with the detainees on hunger strike, their families, and the advocates arrested and brutalized outside. My father was held for 3 years in ICE detention centers in New Jersey, and no family should be put through this nightmare. Come out and support and boost their demands by sending a letter to government officials today:
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I went to Delaney Hall Detention Center in Newark yesterday to stand in solidarity with the detainees on hunger strike, their families, and the advocates arrested and brutalized outside. My father was held for 3 years in ICE detention centers in New Jersey, and no family should be put through this nightmare. Come out and support and boost their demands by sending a letter to government officials today:

Aber Kawas

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“The spaghetti was good." White House border czar Tom Homan told Camilo Montoya-Galvez the Delaney Hall ICE detention center in Newark, New Jersey is “not a five-star resort" with "five-star cuisine," but that it is a “well-run” facility with decent meals. He said he ate with detainees during a recent visit and that there were several options. Homan made the remarks after reports of substandard conditions and hunger strikes at the detention center.
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“The spaghetti was good." White House border czar Tom Homan told Camilo Montoya-Galvez the Delaney Hall ICE detention center in Newark, New Jersey is “not a five-star resort" with "five-star cuisine," but that it is a “well-run” facility with decent meals. He said he ate with detainees during a recent visit and that there were several options. Homan made the remarks after reports of substandard conditions and hunger strikes at the detention center.

CBS News

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🚨 BREAKING FROM DELANEY HALL ICE PRISON 🚨 Status Coup has learned that people detained inside Delaney Hall in Newark say prisoners are being beaten by guards and that some kind of chemical agent is being deployed inside. This is happening on Day 7 of the hunger and labor strike, as detainees continue protesting abusive conditions inside the ICE detention center, including spoiled food, worms in meals, black mold, lack of privacy, delayed medical care, and dehumanizing treatment. Jordan and Jon Farina are LIVE right now outside Delaney Hall on Status Coup’s YouTube as families, advocates, and community members demand answers. WATCH BELOW!
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🚨 BREAKING FROM DELANEY HALL ICE PRISON 🚨 Status Coup has learned that people detained inside Delaney Hall in Newark say prisoners are being beaten by guards and that some kind of chemical agent is being deployed inside. This is happening on Day 7 of the hunger and labor strike, as detainees continue protesting abusive conditions inside the ICE detention center, including spoiled food, worms in meals, black mold, lack of privacy, delayed medical care, and dehumanizing treatment. Jordan and Jon Farina are LIVE right now outside Delaney Hall on Status Coup’s YouTube as families, advocates, and community members demand answers. WATCH BELOW!

Status Coup News

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VIDEO THREAD: Members of the Proud Boys marched to Delaney Hall ICE facility in Newark, New Jersey today, joining forces with other pro-ICE protesters. Anti-ICE protesters verbally confronted them on the way in. Proud Boys condemned illegal immigration and called conditions at Delaney Hall “for what they did, as good as they’re gonna be treated” and a “deterrent.”
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VIDEO THREAD: Members of the Proud Boys marched to Delaney Hall ICE facility in Newark, New Jersey today, joining forces with other pro-ICE protesters. Anti-ICE protesters verbally confronted them on the way in. Proud Boys condemned illegal immigration and called conditions at Delaney Hall “for what they did, as good as they’re gonna be treated” and a “deterrent.”

Ford Fischer

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State police deployed tear gas, flash grenades and batons against demonstrators outside Delaney Hall, an ICE detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, as serious concerns mounted over the treatment of detainees inside. Reporting from the scene, Middle East Eye witnessed officers using extreme crowd-control measures as protesters attempted to erect barricades in defence. Middle East Eye reporter Mounira Elsamra said police appeared to make "no differentiation between journalists and activists and protesters", and described seeing people struck with batons during the operation. The unrest comes as detainees continue a hunger and labour strike that organisers say began with more than 300 participants. Advocacy groups say detainees have faced intimidation and retaliation in response to the protest. Campaigners also say some detainees have been asked to sign English-language documents they do not understand and have struggled to communicate with immigration officials because translators were unavailable. The incident brings about renewed criticism of the already controversial US immigration detention system, with advocates calling for greater transparency and independent oversight of conditions inside facilities such as Delaney Hall.
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State police deployed tear gas, flash grenades and batons against demonstrators outside Delaney Hall, an ICE detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, as serious concerns mounted over the treatment of detainees inside. Reporting from the scene, Middle East Eye witnessed officers using extreme crowd-control measures as protesters attempted to erect barricades in defence. Middle East Eye reporter Mounira Elsamra said police appeared to make "no differentiation between journalists and activists and protesters", and described seeing people struck with batons during the operation. The unrest comes as detainees continue a hunger and labour strike that organisers say began with more than 300 participants. Advocacy groups say detainees have faced intimidation and retaliation in response to the protest. Campaigners also say some detainees have been asked to sign English-language documents they do not understand and have struggled to communicate with immigration officials because translators were unavailable. The incident brings about renewed criticism of the already controversial US immigration detention system, with advocates calling for greater transparency and independent oversight of conditions inside facilities such as Delaney Hall.

Middle East Eye

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The massive protests at Delaney Hall didn't come out of nowhere — people showed up in solidarity with those detained inside, who are on an ongoing labor and hunger strike to protest inhumane living conditions and demand their release. The New Jersey private detention facility is run by for-profit company GEO Group, which relies on our tax dollars going to fill their cells, then keeps the profits they make for themselves. GEO Group made $254 million in profits last year, a 700% increase from the year before. Delaney Hall alone is expected to generate $60 million in revenue each year.
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The massive protests at Delaney Hall didn't come out of nowhere — people showed up in solidarity with those detained inside, who are on an ongoing labor and hunger strike to protest inhumane living conditions and demand their release. The New Jersey private detention facility is run by for-profit company GEO Group, which relies on our tax dollars going to fill their cells, then keeps the profits they make for themselves. GEO Group made $254 million in profits last year, a 700% increase from the year before. Delaney Hall alone is expected to generate $60 million in revenue each year.

More Perfect Union

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ICE officers and Newark Police begin arresting protestors today at Delaney Hall ICE Detention Center, a private prison in New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill, who ran in 2025 on opposition to ICE, has made no attempt to stop NJ police from coordinating with the federal agents Despite passing a bill barring ICE agents from wearing masks in March 2026, several ICE agents can be seen with masks on in footage from today at Delaney Hall working alongside Newark Police
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ICE officers and Newark Police begin arresting protestors today at Delaney Hall ICE Detention Center, a private prison in New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill, who ran in 2025 on opposition to ICE, has made no attempt to stop NJ police from coordinating with the federal agents Despite passing a bill barring ICE agents from wearing masks in March 2026, several ICE agents can be seen with masks on in footage from today at Delaney Hall working alongside Newark Police

Popstonox

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VIDEO: Autonomous Anti-ICE March at Federal Detention Center in Philadelphia A call for solidarity with the uprising at the Delaney Hall ICE Detention Center in Newark brought several hundred demonstrators to the Federal Detention Center and surrounding streets in Center City Philadelphia on June 14, 2025. Philadelphia Police forcibly dispersed the march after about an hour after being frustrated by protester counter-measures. 3 people were reportedly arrested with one of them said to have been hospitalized.
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VIDEO: Autonomous Anti-ICE March at Federal Detention Center in Philadelphia A call for solidarity with the uprising at the Delaney Hall ICE Detention Center in Newark brought several hundred demonstrators to the Federal Detention Center and surrounding streets in Center City Philadelphia on June 14, 2025. Philadelphia Police forcibly dispersed the march after about an hour after being frustrated by protester counter-measures. 3 people were reportedly arrested with one of them said to have been hospitalized.

UNICORN RIOT

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🇺🇸 CHAOS IN NEWARK AS MAYOR BARAKA ARRESTED IN ICE FACILITY STANDOFF In a dramatic scene outside New Jersey's Delaney Hall Detention Center, Fox News' Alexis McAdams reported live as protesters chanted “Free Mayor Baraka.” The Newark mayor, arrested by ICE for allegedly forcing his way into the facility, is now being held inside. DHS claims elected officials, including Rep. Menendez Jr., Bonnie Watson Coleman, and Lamonica MacIver, pushed past security in protest of migrant treatment. The facility, housing up to 1,000 migrants daily, reportedly opened without city approval. DHS calls it a political stunt—critics say it’s accountability. Tensions are escalating. Source: Fox , Laura Ingraham
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🇺🇸 CHAOS IN NEWARK AS MAYOR BARAKA ARRESTED IN ICE FACILITY STANDOFF In a dramatic scene outside New Jersey's Delaney Hall Detention Center, Fox News' Alexis McAdams reported live as protesters chanted “Free Mayor Baraka.” The Newark mayor, arrested by ICE for allegedly forcing his way into the facility, is now being held inside. DHS claims elected officials, including Rep. Menendez Jr., Bonnie Watson Coleman, and Lamonica MacIver, pushed past security in protest of migrant treatment. The facility, housing up to 1,000 migrants daily, reportedly opened without city approval. DHS calls it a political stunt—critics say it’s accountability. Tensions are escalating. Source: Fox , Laura Ingraham

Mario Nawfal

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NEW: DHS says more than a dozen arrests were made over the weekend as agitators continued clashing with law enforcement outside a New Jersey ICE detention center. Anti-ICE rioters set fires in the streets outside of Delaney Hall, prompting officials to impose a 9 pm curfew around parts of Newark. Dem NJ Gov. Mikie Sherrill is sparring with DHS over the facility — but some protesters are now turning on her too, accusing her of lacking transparency and bending to federal pressure. Alexis McAdams breaks down the latest on the administration's "zero tolerance" response to protest-related violence.
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NEW: DHS says more than a dozen arrests were made over the weekend as agitators continued clashing with law enforcement outside a New Jersey ICE detention center. Anti-ICE rioters set fires in the streets outside of Delaney Hall, prompting officials to impose a 9 pm curfew around parts of Newark. Dem NJ Gov. Mikie Sherrill is sparring with DHS over the facility — but some protesters are now turning on her too, accusing her of lacking transparency and bending to federal pressure. Alexis McAdams breaks down the latest on the administration's "zero tolerance" response to protest-related violence.

Fox News

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🚨 NEWARK, N.J. — The scene outside Delaney Hall is noticeably calmer around 5 p.m. Saturday as authorities use new security measures to keep demonstrators separated. 🚔 🛠️ The biggest change from previous days is a newly erected fence outside the facility, creating a physical barrier around the protest area. 📢 Anti-ICE demonstrators, who have maintained a near-constant presence outside Delaney Hall throughout the week, remain gathered near the facility Pro-ICE protesters have all but left with the Proud Boys leaving about two hours ago. 👮 State and local law enforcement officers are also positioned between protesters and the detention center, forming a buffer zone that appears designed to prevent the tense confrontations and chaotic scenes that unfolded outside the facility in recent days. ⚠️ The combination of fencing and a heavy police presence appears to be reducing tensions as the demonstration continues into the evening.
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🚨 NEWARK, N.J. — The scene outside Delaney Hall is noticeably calmer around 5 p.m. Saturday as authorities use new security measures to keep demonstrators separated. 🚔 🛠️ The biggest change from previous days is a newly erected fence outside the facility, creating a physical barrier around the protest area. 📢 Anti-ICE demonstrators, who have maintained a near-constant presence outside Delaney Hall throughout the week, remain gathered near the facility Pro-ICE protesters have all but left with the Proud Boys leaving about two hours ago. 👮 State and local law enforcement officers are also positioned between protesters and the detention center, forming a buffer zone that appears designed to prevent the tense confrontations and chaotic scenes that unfolded outside the facility in recent days. ⚠️ The combination of fencing and a heavy police presence appears to be reducing tensions as the demonstration continues into the evening.

Michael Dorgan

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I spent two hours yesterday at Delaney Hall in Newark where 700 detainees are being held by ICE. What I saw and heard was horrific: worm-infested food, no access to medical care, no way to connect with their families. Many of the detainees were lawful visa holders, including one 18-year-old who is missing her graduation and prom because she is being held in a cell. This is not America. This is unacceptable, and it has to stop now.
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I spent two hours yesterday at Delaney Hall in Newark where 700 detainees are being held by ICE. What I saw and heard was horrific: worm-infested food, no access to medical care, no way to connect with their families. Many of the detainees were lawful visa holders, including one 18-year-old who is missing her graduation and prom because she is being held in a cell. This is not America. This is unacceptable, and it has to stop now.

Daniel Goldman

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RAW: ICE officers clash with Antifa at illegal migrant detention facility Tensions are boiling over at the Delaney Hall ICE detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, where illegal immigrants are currently being held. The situation reflects a broader crisis sweeping across the United States as mass riots erupt in protest of President Donald Trump's revived immigration enforcement policies. In cities like Seattle, Atlanta, and throughout California, protests have devolved into chaos, with vehicles set on fire, businesses looted, and public infrastructure vandalized—all this under the guise of what protesters call a "revolution." At Delaney Hall, tensions turned violent both inside and outside the facility. Earlier this week, a riot broke out within the centre, allowing four detainees to escape. The individuals, all facing charges, including burglary, are now the subject of a nationwide manhunt. The federal government is offering a $10,000 cash reward for information leading to their capture. Outside, radical far-left demonstrators have staged repeated blockades of the facility. On the eve of the nationwide "No Kings" protest—expected to mobilize millions across the country—protesters clashed with ICE personnel and private employees attempting to exit Delaney Hall. Activists dragged plastic barricades into the street, blocking vehicle access and surrounding the facility. Strikingly, no local police intervened. Despite the clear escalation, ICE staff were left without backup or crowd control support, forced to confront protesters on their own. In some instances, physical altercations occurred. Even a pizza delivery driver was reportedly blocked from reaching the building, a moment that underscored the protesters' disregard for everyday working-class people caught in the crossfire. Critics point to Newark Mayor Ras Baraka as a key figure in the city’s apparent withdrawal from the situation. Baraka was arrested last month for trespassing after attempting to enter the ICE facility during a protest—a move many called a political stunt. Since then, Newark police have been notably absent from the scene, raising questions about whether the mayor’s political stance is interfering with public safety. While last night's crowd was modest, the intensity was unmistakable. With mass protests set for Saturday, many fear that this could spiral into a larger national crisis. And if the U.S. border becomes increasingly porous, Canada could face the next wave, especially as deportees look north for refuge. FULL REPORT by Alexandra Lavoie:
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RAW: ICE officers clash with Antifa at illegal migrant detention facility Tensions are boiling over at the Delaney Hall ICE detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, where illegal immigrants are currently being held. The situation reflects a broader crisis sweeping across the United States as mass riots erupt in protest of President Donald Trump's revived immigration enforcement policies. In cities like Seattle, Atlanta, and throughout California, protests have devolved into chaos, with vehicles set on fire, businesses looted, and public infrastructure vandalized—all this under the guise of what protesters call a "revolution." At Delaney Hall, tensions turned violent both inside and outside the facility. Earlier this week, a riot broke out within the centre, allowing four detainees to escape. The individuals, all facing charges, including burglary, are now the subject of a nationwide manhunt. The federal government is offering a $10,000 cash reward for information leading to their capture. Outside, radical far-left demonstrators have staged repeated blockades of the facility. On the eve of the nationwide "No Kings" protest—expected to mobilize millions across the country—protesters clashed with ICE personnel and private employees attempting to exit Delaney Hall. Activists dragged plastic barricades into the street, blocking vehicle access and surrounding the facility. Strikingly, no local police intervened. Despite the clear escalation, ICE staff were left without backup or crowd control support, forced to confront protesters on their own. In some instances, physical altercations occurred. Even a pizza delivery driver was reportedly blocked from reaching the building, a moment that underscored the protesters' disregard for everyday working-class people caught in the crossfire. Critics point to Newark Mayor Ras Baraka as a key figure in the city’s apparent withdrawal from the situation. Baraka was arrested last month for trespassing after attempting to enter the ICE facility during a protest—a move many called a political stunt. Since then, Newark police have been notably absent from the scene, raising questions about whether the mayor’s political stance is interfering with public safety. While last night's crowd was modest, the intensity was unmistakable. With mass protests set for Saturday, many fear that this could spiral into a larger national crisis. And if the U.S. border becomes increasingly porous, Canada could face the next wave, especially as deportees look north for refuge. FULL REPORT by Alexandra Lavoie:

Rebel News

14,470 views • 1 year ago

Yesterday, we traveled to one of the main detention centers in Mariona, El Salvador, but unsurprisingly, access was denied. A prison guard confirmed that nobody has been allowed to enter any of the detention centers, not even family members. They also confirmed that detainees are not allowed to make sporadic phone calls to their family members. We also met with victims of human rights abuses, including several men who were detained for over a year under the exception regime, and who still have other family members inside the prisons. They were fishermen, peasants, ordinary and hardworking individuals who were taken by the police and thrown in prison without any proper hearings, access to their lawyers or their families, and who shared with us the torture and inhumane conditions they suffered and witnessed in the different detention centers they were held in. While we formally requested access to CECOT, where ten of our Venezuelan clients are detained, and to the Centro Industrial Penitenciario in Santa Ana, where Kilmar Abrego Garcia is detained, the Salvadorian authorities have not responded to our requests.
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Yesterday, we traveled to one of the main detention centers in Mariona, El Salvador, but unsurprisingly, access was denied. A prison guard confirmed that nobody has been allowed to enter any of the detention centers, not even family members. They also confirmed that detainees are not allowed to make sporadic phone calls to their family members. We also met with victims of human rights abuses, including several men who were detained for over a year under the exception regime, and who still have other family members inside the prisons. They were fishermen, peasants, ordinary and hardworking individuals who were taken by the police and thrown in prison without any proper hearings, access to their lawyers or their families, and who shared with us the torture and inhumane conditions they suffered and witnessed in the different detention centers they were held in. While we formally requested access to CECOT, where ten of our Venezuelan clients are detained, and to the Centro Industrial Penitenciario in Santa Ana, where Kilmar Abrego Garcia is detained, the Salvadorian authorities have not responded to our requests.

Kerry Kennedy

22,950 views • 1 year ago

Chaos in Newark again! Radical left agitators and Antifa clowns outside the ICE facility fighting federal agents, spraying them with chemicals, and blocking vehicles like it’s some kind of game. Two arrested so far. These people are demanding we release illegal aliens, including known t*rrorists, child r*pists, m*rderers, and drug traffickers, back onto American streets. DHS is calling out the lies: No hunger strike. These criminals are getting three meals a day, clean water, and medical care. But the radical Democrats? Senator Kim out there getting pepper sprayed “fighting for migrants.” Governor Sherrill under fire for the same circus. Local police won’t even back up federal agents, PATHETIC!
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Chaos in Newark again! Radical left agitators and Antifa clowns outside the ICE facility fighting federal agents, spraying them with chemicals, and blocking vehicles like it’s some kind of game. Two arrested so far. These people are demanding we release illegal aliens, including known t*rrorists, child r*pists, m*rderers, and drug traffickers, back onto American streets. DHS is calling out the lies: No hunger strike. These criminals are getting three meals a day, clean water, and medical care. But the radical Democrats? Senator Kim out there getting pepper sprayed “fighting for migrants.” Governor Sherrill under fire for the same circus. Local police won’t even back up federal agents, PATHETIC!

Gunther Eagleman™

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DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin is dropping truth while radical left protesters riot outside the Newark ICE facility. Masks on, Antifa energy, blocking federal agents and cars, all to demand the release of illegal migrants charged with murder, child predation, and drug trafficking. DHS confirms: These criminals are eating three full meals a day with clean water and medical care. No hunger strike, just lies. Local cops ghosted federal agents needing backup. Meanwhile, Sen. Andy Kim gets pepper sprayed “fighting for migrants” and Gov. Mikie Sherrill backs the circus. Sanctuary cities want open borders but still demand federal airport perks? Mullin’s already drawing up plans to shut that down. This is Democrat priority #1: Protect foreign criminals over American citizens.
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DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin is dropping truth while radical left protesters riot outside the Newark ICE facility. Masks on, Antifa energy, blocking federal agents and cars, all to demand the release of illegal migrants charged with murder, child predation, and drug trafficking. DHS confirms: These criminals are eating three full meals a day with clean water and medical care. No hunger strike, just lies. Local cops ghosted federal agents needing backup. Meanwhile, Sen. Andy Kim gets pepper sprayed “fighting for migrants” and Gov. Mikie Sherrill backs the circus. Sanctuary cities want open borders but still demand federal airport perks? Mullin’s already drawing up plans to shut that down. This is Democrat priority #1: Protect foreign criminals over American citizens.

Gunther Eagleman™

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LA Students Walk Out in Anti-ICE Protest; Clashes Erupt in Downtown, Multiple Federal Agents Injured Los Angeles, February 13, 2026 - Hundreds of high school and middle school students across Los Angeles walked out of class Friday afternoon in a coordinated protest against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations and the Trump administration's immigration policies. The demonstration began peacefully with students marching from City Hall through downtown streets, chanting slogans like "ICE out!" and blocking traffic on routes such as Spring Street. Protesters gathered outside federal buildings, including near an ICE facility and the Metropolitan Detention Center, to denounce recent enforcement actions, raids, and reported mistreatment. Tensions escalated into physical confrontations as some in the crowd, estimated at 200–300 near the federal sites, began throwing objects, including rocks, at law enforcement.
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LA Students Walk Out in Anti-ICE Protest; Clashes Erupt in Downtown, Multiple Federal Agents Injured Los Angeles, February 13, 2026 - Hundreds of high school and middle school students across Los Angeles walked out of class Friday afternoon in a coordinated protest against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations and the Trump administration's immigration policies. The demonstration began peacefully with students marching from City Hall through downtown streets, chanting slogans like "ICE out!" and blocking traffic on routes such as Spring Street. Protesters gathered outside federal buildings, including near an ICE facility and the Metropolitan Detention Center, to denounce recent enforcement actions, raids, and reported mistreatment. Tensions escalated into physical confrontations as some in the crowd, estimated at 200–300 near the federal sites, began throwing objects, including rocks, at law enforcement.

Cartel Watch

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