POLITICSJun 3 · 15:00 UTCAMNYDean Moses

Curfew lifted around Delaney Hall, anti-ICE protesters allowed back in front of immigrant detention facility in New Jersey

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka lifted a curfew around Delaney Hall, allowing anti-ICE protesters to return after weeks of demonstrations. Authorities had used concrete blocks to alter exit routes and arrested protesters for curfew violations, but tensions eased following a peaceful Monday night. The city announced a lawsuit against Delaney Hall over its conditions.

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