On Memorial Day, New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill joined protests outside Delaney Hall, a privately run detention center in Newark, in support of detainees participating in a hunger strike. The protest was fueled by complaints from family members about the provision of rotten food and inadequate medical care at the facility. Sherrill, who has been vocal against the Trump administration's immigration policies, expressed her commitment to ensuring that all individuals, regardless of immigration status, are treated with dignity. Despite her requests, she was denied access to the detention center, where hundreds of immigrants have been detained amid increased enforcement actions in the Northeast. The facility has become a significant site for protests against the Trump administration's immigration crackdown, reflecting broader national discontent. Sherrill has faced legal challenges from the administration, including a lawsuit regarding a state law that restricts law enforcement officers from wearing masks while on duty. The ongoing hunger strike highlights the urgent concerns regarding the treatment of detainees in immigration facilities.