On June 8, 2026, in Newark, New Jersey, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents encountered protesters outside Delaney Hall. This federal immigration center detains immigrants, and protests persist amid reports of inadequate living conditions for those held inside.
Following the city of Newark’s decision to lift a curfew, protesters gathered once again at Delaney Hall. Despite police securing the area, nightly protests endured, highlighting ongoing concerns about treatment within the facility.
Bruce Botelho, a contributor to The Alaska Beacon, an independent and nonpartisan news organization, emphasized the repeated struggles regarding immigration in the United States. Throughout history, policies like the Chinese Exclusion Act and the internment of Japanese and Japanese-Americans have marred the nation’s past.
The Trump Administration’s actions are criticized for continuing a legacy of harsh immigration policies. Reflections on these times will question the societal acceptance of such systemic removals of individuals from the country.
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