Chaos has once again engulfed Delaney Hall, the ICE detention center in Newark, as protests continue to intensify. The situation escalated with the arrival of both far-left activists and Trump supporters, resulting in violent clashes that prompted New Jersey Governor Sherrill to impose a curfew in the area. Family visitations have resumed after several days of protests, while detainees at Delaney Hall have entered a hunger strike, highlighting alleged inhumane conditions within the facility. Governor Sherrill has criticized outside agitators for inflaming tensions, even as ICE agents were removed from the site amid aggressive protests. Photojournalists reported being targeted during clashes, and incidents of violence, including pepper-spraying and arrests by state police, have marked the ongoing demonstrations. Lawmakers are increasingly raising alarms over the conditions at the detention center, calling for its closure while state and federal officials remain embroiled in a heated debate over the handling of immigration policies.