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Latest revision as of 22:39, 29 May 2026
Delaney Hall Detention Facility
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Delaney Hall Detention Facility
Delaney Hall Detention Facility is an immigration detention facility used by ICE in Newark, New Jersey. This page tracks conditions, incidents, capacity, operators, and related contracts.
Overview
- Type: Immigration detention facility
- Operator: ICE
- Primary Contractor: GEO Group
- Location: Newark, Essex County, New Jersey
- Capacity: 1000
- Status: Active
Known Uses
- Immigration detention operations
- Detainee intake and transfer processing
- Long-term and short-term detention
- Regional ICE detention coordination
Incidents Linked to This Facility
Contractors and Contracts
- GEO Group was awarded a reported 15-year federal contract to operate Delaney Hall for ICE.
- The contract reportedly expanded detention capacity in the northeastern United States by approximately 1,000 beds.
- The facility operates as part of broader ICE detention expansion efforts.
Oversight and Litigation
- The reopening of Delaney Hall triggered legal disputes involving the City of Newark, immigrant rights groups, and federal immigration authorities.
- In May 2026, reports emerged alleging that detainees had initiated a hunger and labor strike over conditions inside the facility.
- Multiple protests and confrontations occurred outside the facility during the reported hunger strike period.
- Members of Congress, local officials, and advocacy groups demanded inspections and oversight access following allegations regarding conditions inside the facility.