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Richard Luscombe and Lex McMenamin in Trenton

Several protesters arrested at New Jersey ICE facility as clashes continue

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A police officer prepares his non-lethal gun near the Delaney Hall detention center on Sunday in Newark, New Jersey. Photograph: Andrés Kudacki/Getty Images

On Monday afternoon, over an hour south of Newark, a few dozen protesters outside the New Jersey state legislature in Trenton condemned Democratic governor Mikie Sherrill’s decision to send in the state police to Delaney Hall, the Newark immigration detention center that has seen more than a week of chaotic and often violent clashes.

Across the street, two people silently held a giant “NO CONCENTRATION CAMPS” sign. Members of local chapters from Indivisible, a national movement behind the No Kings protests, held handmade posters reading “Gov Sherrill, stop lying about Delaney Hall” and “NJ Staties were the aggressors” – a reference to Sherrill and state attorney general Jennifer Davenport’s calling the anti-ICE protesters “violent”.

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