Newark, N.J.

New Jersey officials have charged 63 individuals in a tri-state car theft ring that stole over 90 vehicles worth more than $8 million. The Attorney General Jennifer Davenport announced the charges.

Immigration advocates have highlighted concerns about conditions at Delaney Hall, where detainees have been on hunger and labor strikes for a month. Detainees report spoiled food, contaminated water, inadequate medical care, and lack of due process, demanding immediate release.

Americans perceive some improvement in race relations since 2020, though divisions persist. A protest occurred outside the Delaney Hall immigration detention center in Newark, N.J., on June 12.

Democratic lawmakers held an oversight hearing in Newark titled 'The Human Cost of Immigration Enforcement and Detention: Conditions and Oversight at Delaney Hall.' Participants included advocates, Newark Mayor Ras Baraka, and Army veteran Adam Marshall, who described being detained by ICE.

The protests outside Delaney Hall have subsided, but advocates claim conditions inside have not improved. Visitation is suspended, leading to fewer family members seeking help at the hospitality tent, and most detainees have been transferred elsewhere.

Federal investigators found that a United 767 flying from Italy was too slow and too low during landing at Newark, N.J., causing it to strike a light pole and damage a truck on the turnpike.

Protesters continued a standoff outside Delaney Hall, demanding attention to a hunger strike and poor conditions for over 300 detainees. The situation escalated as protesters blocked ICE vans, prompting police intervention and several arrests.

Detainees were released from Delaney Hall in New Jersey after days of chaos, with Ariadna Zumba among those freed. The scene outside the facility was relatively calm compared to previous disturbances.

The article highlights the detention of immigrants at the federal immigration center in Newark, New Jersey, operated by ICE. Detainees were observed near a window on May 26, 2026.

Family visitation has resumed at a New Jersey ICE detention center following days of protests. Police used riot shields to confront demonstrators outside the Delaney Hall immigration detention center in Newark, N.J., on Saturday.

Sen. Andy Kim described the recent clashes between law enforcement and protesters at a New Jersey ICE facility as 'one of the most difficult weeks of my entire life.' He met with demonstrators outside Delaney Hall in Newark who gathered to support detained migrants.

Anti-ICE and pro-ICE demonstrators faced off at Delaney Hall in Newark, N.J., creating a tense scene as New Jersey State Police established a protected protest zone. The confrontation occurred on Saturday morning outside the immigration detention center.

Protests erupted at a New Jersey ICE facility due to allegations of expired food, neglected medical care, and hunger strikes. Federal immigration officers clashed with demonstrators outside Delaney Hall in Newark.

Sen. Andy Kim (D-N.J.) was pepper-sprayed by ICE officers during a protest outside an immigration detention facility in Newark, N.J. Videos showed mutual aid volunteers assisting him and Kim speaking directly to ICE.