Protests outside the Delaney Hall immigrant detention center in New Jersey have escalated significantly, with demonstrators clashing with federal agents amid allegations of inhumane conditions. Activists are rallying against the treatment of detainees, who have launched a hunger strike in protest of expired food and neglected medical care. Senator Cory Booker has labeled the facility a ‘moral stain,’ and calls for its closure have increased. As tensions rise, several protesters have been arrested, and incidents of pepper spray used by ICE agents have been reported. Lawmakers are demanding government oversight, while detainees continue to cry out for justice and humane treatment within the facility.