Five anti-ICE rioters arrested outside Delaney Hall after allegedly assaulting officers, smashing car windshield
Five anti-ICE protesters were arrested outside Delaney Hall in Newark after allegedly assaulting officers and damaging property. The incident escalated as demonstrators blocked government vehicles and confronted law enforcement. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin stated that those who assault law enforcement will face prosecution.
- ▪Five anti-ICE rioters were arrested for assaulting law enforcement and smashing a car windshield.
- ▪The violence occurred after protesters blocked government vehicles from leaving Delaney Hall.
- ▪The rioters were charged with assault, obstruction, and threats against law enforcement.
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US News Five anti-ICE rioters arrested outside Delaney Hall after allegedly assaulting officers, smashing car windshield By Shane Galvin Published June 6, 2026, 2:23 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Five anti-ICE rioters were arrested in Newark overnight for assaulting law enforcement and smashing a car windshield, after hours of chaos at Delaney Hall. Agitators blocked government vehicles from leaving the detention center — banging, kicking and obstructing law enforcement. ICE agents then moved to disperse the crowd leading to physical confrontations with the protestors.
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