State and Federal Clash Over US Immigration Detention Protests
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- •On May 30, 2026, New Jersey state police asserted control outside the migrant detention center.
- •Protests at the detention center have been ongoing, prompting clashes between state and federal authorities.
- •Markwayne Mullin began his tenure as Department of Homeland Security head shortly before these events.
- •State and federal officials disagree on security measures and detainee treatment at the center.
- •The conflict has raised concerns about coordination in immigration enforcement and public safety.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If New Jersey state police maintain control over the detention center perimeter state authorities could enforce stricter local security measures, potentially reducing protests but increasing federal-state tensions.
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