Photographer Hit by car as protesters block Delaney Hall workers from Exiting the ICE facility
Anti-ICE protesters block car from driving, shining flashlights and blocking window with signs as crowds create human chain to block exit at Delaney Hall ICE detention facility in NJ
Newark's Delaney Hall ICE facility is descending into chaos again, with multiple vehicles driven away as protests enter their 3rd week. Mayor Ras Baraka recently pulled local police back to traffic-only duties.
A photographer got hit by a car outside Delaney Hall detention center in Newark. Cars came out as protesters blocked the exit. This is what happens when ICE meets street-level civil unrest with no buffer.
2 people got arrested outside Delaney Hall after one screamed "I'll fucking kill you" at ICE agents. ICE wasn't interested in negotiating with them…
Full moment of when photographer was hit by car flying to the ground outside Delaney Hall
After an extended standoff between officials & protestors; vehicles exiting Delaney Hall forced their way out. At least one member in the crowd appears to have been hit by an exiting vehicle
ICE ARREST and Pepper Spray Anti-ICE Protesters at Delaney Hall, one threatens "I'm Gonna Kill You"
Two arrested by ICE Agents outside Delaney Hall, after one person was her shouting "I'll fkn kill you". ICE exited Delaney Hall to clear protester barricades for caravan Exiting facility
Water bottle thrown and car is kicked as Anti-ICE Protesters continue blocking cars from entering Delaney Hall Detention Center. Car attempted to enter Delaney Hall Detention Center and was turned around
CLASHES and Arrests as Anti-ICE Protesters try to block ICE Vehicles from Entering Delaney Hall
Anti-ICE protesters attempt to block a vehicle outside the Delaney Hall Detention Facility
The Anti-ICE Protesters attempted to block a 2nd entrance to Delaney Hall but Newark Police pushed them back
Anti-ICE protesters are blocking a car from exiting Delaney Hall. They are now in a standoff with Newark Police. This is the first night since the curfew around the facility was lifted
Anti-ICE protesters in front of Delaney Hall Detention Center in Newark NJ
Fire crews battle flames in Trenton house fire
Protestujący przeciwko ICE w pobliżu aresztu Delaney Hall w Newark w stanie New Jersey
Curfew imposed as protests continue outside Newark ICE facility
Deadly shooting in Woodstown believed to be targeted
New Jersey State Police and their local partners formed a "kettle formation" in riot gear and fired less-lethal weapons at anti-ICE protesters defying curfew about a half mile from Delaney Hall ICE facility
Police announce to everyone inside the kettle near Delaney Hall, press with press ID was permitted to leave, those who didn't have press ID were arrested along with protesters
Crowds arrested one by one inside the KETTLE near Delaney Hall Detention Center, after Curfew enforcement in NJ.
Person ARRESTED after being kettled past Curfew time, outside Delaney Hall Detention Center in Newark NJ
Anti-ICE protesters got FULLY KETTLED, completely surrounded by police outside Delaney Hall. They're now cornered like rats. Newark police captain keeping it real on camera at Delaney Hall: "There’s a curfew. I’m giving you the courtesy to leave now.
Multiple Arrests as Anti-ICE Protesters KETTLED outside Delaney Hall Detention Center in Newark NJ after Curfew
First arrest tonight outside Delaney Hall: "Everybody get back." Massive ammount of police RUSH towards Anti-ICE protesters outside Delaney Hall
Massive ammount of police RUSH towards Anti-ICE protesters outside Delaney Hall after 9pm Curfew
Members of the New Jersey State Police close Doremus Avenue completely to vehicular and pedestrian traffic, members of the media and others near Delaney Hall following a demonstration that turned violent in Newark, New Jersey,
Some protesters used an accelerant to form a pile of garbage and light it on fire about a block ahead of the police line
Protesters outside the Delaney Hall ICE facility broke through the barricades as state and local police guarded behind. New Jersey State Police arrived pushing the crowd with shields, mace, and pepper spray. Some Newark Police officers were impacted by NJSP gas
