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Anti-ICE agitators throw wooden pallets, mattresses at federal agents during chaotic NJ detention center clash
Violent clashes erupted between anti-ICE protesters and federal agents outside the Delaney Hall detention center in Newark, New Jersey, as demonstrators threw mattresses and wooden pallets. The protests, fueled by allegations of substandard conditions for detainees, led to arrests and confrontations involving batons, pepper spray, and pepper balls. The Department of Homeland Security denied claims of poor treatment, asserting detainees receive adequate care.
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