Far-left rioters once again surrounded the Newark, New Jersey, ICE detention facility on Friday evening after a week of unrest.
Law enforcement clashed with anti-ICE protestors late Thursday. Police arrested two people who traveled to Delaney Hall from out of state and charged them with several offenses.
After several nights of violence, far-left Mayor Ras Baraka decided to pull police away from the ICE facility.
“Given the significant reduction in unrest, the city will begin scaling back its presence at Delaney Hall. After tonight, NPD will focus on traffic management and public safety, ensuring the protection of both protesters and motorists. We urge all protesters to remain peaceful so that attention remains focused on the urgent health and safety needs of detainees and the closing of Delaney Hall.”
Border Czar Tom Homan said the mayor made a bad move.
“They’re going to regret that decision. Look, when I got up there, they weren’t responding to 911 calls. ICE officers were being assaulted in the street. They called; they’re overwhelmed. Police officers didn’t respond, state police didn’t respond. The first thing I did, I met with the state police, I met with the mayor of that city, I met with the police department. I’ve had several conversations with the governor. I said the same thing I did in Minneapolis, you have to do your public safety job,” Homan said on Fox News on Thursday.
Homan was right.
The violent rioters returned on Friday evening and started back up again.
The anti-ICE protestors attacked and damaged vehicles outside of Delaney Hall.
One rioter shattered the windshield of a car as the driver was exiting the facility.
WATCH:
Officials & Protestors clash aggressively outside Delaney Hall as a caravan of vehicles attempted to exit the facility. pic.twitter.com/X4MuzdFSG0
— Patrick Nealis (@Patrick_Nealis) June 5, 2026
Piles of wooden planks and bricks were stashed near the Delaney Hall facility on Friday evening.
NOW: Conveniently stacked piles of wood and bricks have shown up directly outside the gates of ICE’s Newark facility
This comes as rioters have ALREADY caused extensive damage to vehicles leaving the facility, and poured over sand barrels in the road.
UNSUSTAINABLE! pic.twitter.com/q5zLa5PCaO
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) June 5, 2026
NOW: Conveniently stacked piles of wood and bricks have shown up directly outside the gates of ICE’s Newark facilityVideo posted to social media shows ICE agents manhandling violent rioters and taken them into custody.
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