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Curfew Imposed in Newark After Protests at Immigration Detention Center Escalate
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Curfew Imposed in Newark After Protests at Immigration Detention Center Escalate

A curfew has been imposed in Newark, New Jersey, around the Delaney Hall immigration detention center following escalating protests and clashes between demonstrators and police. The protests, which included demands for family visitation, have led to some visitation being partly restored.

Last Detainee from 2025 Gaza War Protest Crackdown Freed
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Last Detainee from 2025 Gaza War Protest Crackdown Freed

Leqaa Kordia, the final detainee from the Trump administration's 2025 crackdown on Gaza war protests, has been released after a year in a U.S. immigration detention center, stating that her freedom means little until 'everybody is free.'

Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz' Migrant Detention Center Closes
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Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz' Migrant Detention Center Closes

Florida's controversial 'Alligator Alcatraz' migrant detention center has officially closed, with Governor DeSantis stating it had fulfilled its purpose. The facility, known for its harsh conditions, had faced numerous complaints and was used for deporting over 21,000 individuals.

US Senator Pepper-Sprayed at Immigration Protest
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US Senator Pepper-Sprayed at Immigration Protest

A US Senator was pepper-sprayed by ICE agents outside an immigration detention center during a protest. The senator described the sensation as 'just burning' after being gassed.

New Details Emerge on ICE Force-Feeding Practices
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New Details Emerge on ICE Force-Feeding Practices

Exclusive details reveal cases of repeated nasogastric tube insertions and a lack of legal representation for hunger strikers in immigration detention centers, including an Afghan man, a Ukrainian man, and a Saudi woman, with one individual force-fed for nearly six months.

Eight Sentenced for Anti-ICE Riot in Texas
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Eight Sentenced for Anti-ICE Riot in Texas

Eight individuals, described by US prosecutors as having ties to Antifa, have been collectively sentenced to 450 years in prison for their involvement in a riot outside an immigration detention center in Texas, during which an officer was shot.

Protesters Arrested at New Jersey ICE Facility
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Protesters Arrested at New Jersey ICE Facility

Several protesters were arrested overnight at the Delaney Hall ICE facility in Newark, New Jersey, for defying a curfew. The arrests occurred amidst ongoing hunger and labor strikes at the immigration detention center.

85-Year-Old French Widow Details US Immigration Detention
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85-Year-Old French Widow Details US Immigration Detention

An 85-year-old French widow, detained during a US immigration crackdown, has shared her account of the conditions and experiences within an American immigration detention center. She described hearing babies cry and witnessing mothers separated from their children.

FBI Director Kash Patel Says Bureau Uncovered Antifa Funding Sources
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FBI Director Kash Patel Says Bureau Uncovered Antifa Funding Sources

FBI Director Kash Patel Says Bureau Uncovered Antifa Funding Sources Authored by Jack Phillips via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), FBI Director Kash Patel said on Feb. 18 that the law enforcement agency uncovered what he said are funding sources tied to antifa organizations, suggesting that more enforcement actions could come against the left-wing movement. FBI Director Kash Patel speaks during a news conference at the Department of Justice in Washington on Dec. 4, 2025. Daniel Heuer/AFP via Getty Images “Whether it’s antifa or any other violent criminal organization—we know their operations don’t exist alone; they operate with heavy funding streams,” he wrote in a post on X, along with a clip from an interview with former deputy director Dan Bongino, on his show. Patel said that the FBI is “finding them and those who fund their criminal activity.” The FBI chief did not provide more information about the organizations, the source of the funding, or specific donors who may be involved. However, he said the FBI is looking into any financial backers linked to violence committed by alleged antifa operators. Agents are looking at whether funding was sent through U.S.-based nonprofit groups and whether any of those nonprofits had tax-exempt status. They are also evaluating potential foreign funding streams, he said. “Money doesn’t lie,” Patel told Bongino in the interview, saying that the FBI is right now “following the money” and that the law enforcement agency is “starting to arrest people who used their funds to incite violence in the guise of political peaceful protest.” Last year, Patel told The Epoch Times’s Jan Jekielek in an interview that the FBI is mapping out the entire antifa network and indicated that funding streams are being traced, coming months after the Trump administration designated antifa as a domestic terrorist group. The executive order, issued by President Donald Trump on Sept. 22, called antifa a “militarist, anarchist enterprise that explicitly calls for the overthrow of the United States Government, law enforcement authorities, and our system of law.” The administration also designated foreign antifa groups as foreign terrorist organizations in November 2025. The State Department, in its designation, stated that “groups affiliated with this movement ascribe to revolutionary anarchist or Marxist ideologies, including anti-Americanism, anti-capitalism, and anti-Christianity, using these to incite and justify violent assaults domestically and overseas.” In his first term, Trump signaled that he would designate antifa a terrorist group in the midst of anti-police riots, violence, and demonstrations in the summer of 2020. At one point during the 2020 unrest, Trump warned that he would invoke the Insurrection Act that was last used during the Los Angeles riots in 1992, and he again suggested invoking the law as National Guard deployments were sent to multiple cities last year. Patel on Feb. 18 also dismissed longstanding claims that antifa is only an ideological framework and said that dozens of people in Texas have been arrested in connection with the left-wing organization. Federal officials in October 2025 targeted antifa and filed terrorism charges against five people in Texas, citing the order issued by Trump. In November 2025, the five defendants pleaded guilty in response to charges that they were accused of supporting antifa in a July shooting that wounded a police officer outside a Texas immigration detention center. Patel previously said the charges in Texas are the first time a material support to terrorism charge has targeted antifa. Bongino, who was the FBI deputy director before leaving the government in January, returned to hosting his podcast this month. The Associated Press contributed to this report. Tyler Durden Fri, 02/20/2026 - 08:55