2026-05-28T13:34:52-04:00 / 福克斯新闻频道
周三深夜，数百人冲向多雷姆斯大道上的该设施入口，美国移民海关执法局（ICE）特工使用了胡椒喷雾
作者：查尔斯·克莱茨，福克斯新闻
发布时间：2026年5月28日美国东部时间下午1:34
抗议者接管德莱尼大厅周边交通，警方不见踪影
大批抗议者占领德莱尼大厅前的街道，纽瓦克警方明显缺席。
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新泽西州纽瓦克——当地时间周三晚，德莱尼大厅非法移民拘留中心外局势升级，拉什·巴拉克市长麾下的警方不见踪影。抗议者承担了通常由警方履行的职责，而一辆联邦车辆驶入场地引发人群骚乱后，移民海关执法局特工动用了胡椒喷雾。
曾在2025年民主党州长初选中败给州长米基·谢里尔的巴拉克，去年在德莱尼大厅外的类似骚乱中被捕，他一直强硬要求州和联邦官员采取行动关闭该拘留中心。
当福克斯新闻数字频道记者周三晚重返现场时，已有数百人聚集在德莱尼大厅入口的武装押运区外，而另一个入口处——曼哈顿民主党众议员杰罗尔德·纳德勒、丹尼尔·戈德曼和阿德里亚诺·埃斯帕利亚特已合法进入该区域——则搭起了抗议者医疗帐篷和看起来像是小卖部的设施。
多雷姆斯大道是一条垃圾遍地的工业大道，如今被缩减为单行道——但并非纽瓦克警方或埃塞克斯县警长办公室所为，而是由装扮成消防警察的抗议者完成的。
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截至美国东部时间晚上9点，多雷姆斯大道南向车道已被抗议者完全封锁，身着反光背心的“抗议者警察”指挥双向交通，其中经常包括大型卡车和鹅颈式挂车等重型车辆。
一名埃塞克斯县副警长曾快速驶过该区域，喊话抗议者应退到人行道上，但几秒后便离开了。
部分抗议者似乎脱离了人群，悄悄沿着大道东侧的货运铁路沿线捡拾垃圾。
明尼苏达州抗议者接管街道、管控交通的行为已越过法律红线，退休警探表示
拉什·J·巴拉克市长在新泽西州埃塞克斯县发表讲话。他麾下的警方在其所在城市拘留中心的骚乱中不见踪影。（亚当·格雷/盖蒂图片社）
无标识的德莱尼大厅转运车辆从南侧驶来，蓝灯闪烁示意欲进入拘留中心，抗议者们冲向入口，另有其他人从货运铁路沿线方向赶来，携带了几件大型物品。
部分抗议者高呼“护目镜和胶带！护目镜和胶带！”，预示了随后发生的情况。
抗议者在德莱尼大厅前指挥交通、管控现场，拉什·巴拉克市长对警方采取不干预政策。（查理·克莱茨/福克斯新闻数字频道）
两张床垫、一个被撕碎的橙色高速公路路桩、树枝和一个沙袋被推到入口处，扔到多雷姆斯大道中央。移民海关执法局特工大声要求人群后退，但毫无效果。
一辆开往欧文顿的新泽西 Transit 公交驶近时，短暂被困在突然无人管控的车道中，特工随即释放胡椒喷雾，将被困公交周围的人群隔开。
2026年5月27日，亲移民活动家在新泽西州纽瓦克的德莱尼 Hall 拘留中心外抗议美国移民和海关执法局的逮捕行动，并与ICE特工对峙。（塞尔丘克·阿卡尔/阿纳多卢通讯社）
公交得以通行后，一枚催泪瓦斯或胡椒喷雾罐发出“嘭”的声响，又一波刺激性气体弥漫在空气中。
自始至终，没有一辆纽瓦克警察局的车辆出现在现场协助平息骚乱。
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不久后，当福克斯新闻数字频道记者返回市中心时，纽瓦克警方的巡逻车和步行警员正列队驻守在保诚中心附近的街道上，当时音乐会观众正散场——这与德莱尼大厅外不断升级的对峙场面相去甚远。
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据熟悉该部门层级结构的消息人士透露，巴拉克在2015年将纽瓦克警方和应急管理机构整合至市长管辖之下，成立了“应急管理与国土安全办公室”，至今仍由他直接掌控。
巴拉克在市政府官网的一份声明中称：“此次整合使这些 essential 服务的运作更加高效，从而提升公共安全。”
巴拉克未回应福克斯新闻数字频道关于德莱尼大厅外纽瓦克警察缺席的置评请求。
今年3月，巴拉克宣称像纽瓦克这样的“庇护城市”是“美国新的蓝线”。
巴拉克当时在《新泽西环球报》专栏中的言论，似乎预示了他的警员在德莱尼大厅骚乱中采取不干预态度的原因。
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他表示，像纽瓦克这样的城市“正在努力阻止ICE特工侵犯我们居民的宪法权利，无视当地条例和执法政策”。
抗议者将路桩和床垫放在多雷姆斯大道中央，以改道交通、阻止ICE车辆进入，而拉什·J·巴拉克市长麾下的纽瓦克警方虽未出现在现场，却在附近的一场音乐会部署了大量警力。（查理·克莱茨/福克斯新闻数字频道）
巴拉克并未向ICE提供协助以平息这场混乱，反而吹嘘其行政令要求所有城市员工举报任何“看起来具有虐待性、违宪”或似乎违反纽瓦克执法政策的ICE行动。
“该命令还禁止我们的警察和其他执法人员在没有搜查令或司法命令的情况下配合移民执法活动。”
福克斯新闻数字频道还曾联系警方部门和埃塞克斯县警长阿米尔·琼斯的办公室，就两家机构之间的执法责任划分征求意见。
尽管巴拉克未回应福克斯新闻数字频道关于其警方缺席现场的询问，但他发布了一份长篇声明，批评运营德莱尼大厅的联邦承包商，并呼吁新泽西州总检察长詹妮弗·达文波特采取法律行动。
“过去一年来，我市一直在与GEO集团进行诉讼，原因是该集团在开始运营德莱尼大厅时未遵守市政条例。我们的担忧仍未得到解决，包括卫生部门、消防部门和代码执法部门在内的关键城市机构多次被拒绝进入该设施进行检查。”巴拉克说道。
巴拉克称，被拘留者“偷偷带出”的信件中提到了恶劣的生活条件和缺乏医疗救治。
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纳德勒和戈德曼在德莱尼大厅外的另一场新闻发布会上表示，囚犯告诉他们，任何不适都只能获得泰诺（对乙酰氨基酚）治疗。
巴拉克表示，达文波特和谢里尔必须“立即调查德莱尼大厅”。
谢里尔周二现身该拘留中心，表达了类似的反对意见。
“我们必须采取一切必要措施维护法治，确保问责制，保护我们所照料的一些最脆弱人群的尊严和权利。”巴拉克在声明中说道。
福克斯新闻数字频道的汉娜·布伦南和基拉·麦克唐纳为本报道做出了贡献。
查尔斯·克莱茨是福克斯新闻数字频道记者。
他于2013年加入福克斯新闻，担任撰稿人和制作助理。
查尔斯负责报道福克斯新闻数字频道的媒体、政治和文化领域。
查尔斯是宾夕法尼亚州本地人，毕业于天普大学，获广播新闻学学士学位。新闻线索可发送至charles.creitz@fox.com。
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WATCH: Police absent from Delaney Hall chaos as agitators block ICE vehicles and agents use pepper spray
2026-05-28T13:34:52-04:00 / Fox News
ICE agents used pepper spray as hundreds surged toward the facility entrance on Doremus Avenue late Wednesday night
By Charles Creitz, Fox News
Published May 28, 2026 1:34pm EDT
Delaney Hall protesters control traffic as police nowhere to be seen
Newark police were conspicuously absent as throngs of protesters took over the street in front of Delaney Hall.
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Newark, N.J. – Mayor Ras Baraka’s police department was nowhere to be found as tensions rose late Wednesday outside the Delaney Hall illegal immigrant detention center. Protesters took over roles typically reserved for police, while ICE agents deployed pepper spray after a federal vehicle entered the premises and sparked chaos among the crowd.
Baraka, who lost the 2025 Democratic gubernatorial primary to Gov. Mikie Sherrill, had previously been arrested outside Delaney Hall during similar mayhem last year and has been defiant in demanding state and federal officials take action to close the facility.
As Fox News Digital returned to the scene late Wednesday, hundreds had already gathered outside the vehicle entrance to Delaney Hall’s sally port, while the other entrance — where Manhattan Democratic Reps. Jerrold Nadler, Daniel Goldman and Adriano Espaillat had legally gained entry — was lined with a protester medical tent and apparent commissary.
Doremus Avenue, a trash-strewn industrial boulevard, was reduced to one lane — though not by Newark Police or the Essex County Sheriff’s Office, but by protesters dressed as fire police.
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By 9 p.m. ET, Doremus Avenue’s southbound lane had been completely blocked by protesters, as reflective-vest-wearing “protester police” directed two-way traffic that often included large vehicles such as big rigs and goosenecks.
A single Essex County Sheriff’s deputy drove by the area rather quickly at one point, announcing that protesters should move to the sidewalk, but he was gone in a matter of seconds.
Some protesters appeared to break off from the group and quietly collect trash along the east side of the avenue, where a line of freight tracks ran.
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Newark Mayor Ras J. Baraka speaks in Essex County, N.J. The police force under his control was nowhere to be found amid chaos at a detention center in his city.(Adam Gray/Getty Images)
As unmarked Delaney Hall transport vehicles approached from the south with flashing blue lights signaling they intended to enter the facility, protesters surged toward the entrance while others emerged from the direction of the freight tracks carrying several large items.
Some protesters called out to offer “goggles and tape; goggles and tape,” portending what came next.
Protesters direct traffic and control the scene in front of Delaney Hall as Mayor Ras Baraka takes a hands-off police approach.(Charlie Creitz/Fox News Digital)
Two mattresses, a shredded orange highway bollard, tree branches and a sandbag were pushed toward the entrance and tossed into the middle of Doremus Avenue as ICE agents could be heard demanding the crowd move back, to no avail.
As an Irvington-bound New Jersey Transit bus approached, it was briefly stuck in the suddenly unmanaged traffic lane while agents released pepper spray, dividing the scene around the trapped bus.
Pro-immigrant activists protest U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests and confront ICE officers outside Delaney Hall Detention Facility in Newark, N.J., on May 27, 2026.(Selcuk Acar/Anadolu)
Once the bus was able to pass, a tear gas or pepper spray canister could be heard “popping” as another wave of irritant filled the air.
All the while, not a single Newark Police Department vehicle appeared on scene to help quell the mayhem.
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Shortly thereafter, as Fox News Digital returned downtown, Newark Police cruisers and officers on foot lined streets near the Prudential Center as concertgoers exited the venue — far from the escalating confrontation outside Delaney Hall.
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Baraka consolidated Newark’s police and emergency management apparatus under mayoral authority in 2015, forming an “Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security” that remains under his direct control, according to a source familiar with the department’s hierarchy.
“[This] merger enhances public safety by making the operations of these essential services more efficient and effective,” Baraka claimed in a statement on the city’s website.
Baraka did not respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment on the absence of Newark Police officers outside Delaney Hall.
In March, Baraka declared “sanctuary cities” like Newark to be the “new Thin Blue Line in America.”
Baraka’s comments at the time in a New Jersey Globe column appeared to foreshadow why his officers remained hands-off during the chaos at Delaney Hall.
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He said cities like Newark are “fighting to stop ICE to agents from violating the Constitution of our residents and ignoring local ordinances and law enforcement policies.”
Protesters placed bollards and mattresses in the middle of Doremus Avenue to redirect traffic and prevent ICE ingress, as Newark Police under Mayor Ras J. Baraka was absent but in force at a nearby concert.(Charlie Creitz/Fox News Digital)
Instead of offering his city’s assistance to help ICE quell such anarchy, he boasted of an executive order requiring all city employees to instead report ICE activity that “seems abusive, unconstitutional” or that appears to be outside Newark law enforcement policies.
“It also prohibits our police and other law enforcement personnel from cooperating in immigration enforcement activities without a warrant or judicial order.”
Fox News Digital also reached out to the police department and Essex County Sheriff Amir Jones’ office for comment on the balance of enforcement responsibilities between the two agencies.
While he did not respond to Fox News Digital’s inquiry about the absence of his police force at the scene, Baraka released a lengthy statement criticizing the federal contractor operating Delaney Hall and calling on New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport to take legal action.
“For the past year, the City has been engaged in litigation with the GEO Group due to its failure to comply with municipal ordinances when it began operating Delaney Hall. Our concerns remain unresolved, as critical city agencies, including the Health Department, Fire Division, and Code Enforcement, have repeatedly been denied access to inspect the facility,” Baraka said.
Baraka said detainees “smuggled out” letters that speak of inferior conditions and lack of medical treatment.
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Nadler and Goldman said in a separate news conference outside Delaney Hall that inmates told them they were only offered Tylenol (acetaminophen) for any ailments.
Baraka said Davenport and Sherrill must “immediately investigate Delaney Hall.”
Sherrill appeared at the center on Tuesday – voicing similar objections.
“It is imperative that we take all necessary steps to uphold the rule of law, ensure accountability, and protect the dignity and rights of some of the most vulnerable individuals in our care,” Baraka said in his statement.
Fox News Digital’s Hannah Brennan and Kiera McDonald contributed to this report.
Charles Creitz is a reporter for Fox News Digital.
He joined Fox News in 2013 as a writer and production assistant.
Charles covers media, politics and culture for Fox News Digital.
Charles is a Pennsylvania native and graduated from Temple University with a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism. Story tips can be sent to charles.creitz@fox.com.
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