Tensions continue to rise at the Delaney Hall ICE detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, where protesters have gathered repeatedly amid reports of escalating violence and inhumane conditions for detainees. Recent clashes outside the facility have resulted in multiple arrests, with some protesters and even a US senator reporting being pepper-sprayed by federal agents. These protests are largely fueled by a hunger strike initiated by detainees who claim to be suffering from expired food and neglected medical care. New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill has called for the closure of the facility, while conditions inside have drawn criticism from lawmakers. As the situation evolves, both detainees and activists express growing concern over the treatment of individuals at the facility, with many demanding immediate reforms.