Delaney Hall unrest and curfew: Newark’s ICE detention center remains the flashpoint after a week of clashes, with state police moving in to restore order and a curfew enforced around the facility; late Sunday arrests followed protesters refusing to leave after warnings, and the state AG framed it as protecting peaceful protest while prioritizing public safety. Primary-election stakes (NJ included): Tuesday’s primaries in six states set up November battles, and in New Jersey Democrats are choosing a nominee in the high-profile 7th District where Rep. Tom Kean Jr. has been absent from Congress for months. NJ ICE protest fallout in court: A man accused of biting federal officers during the Delaney Hall demonstrations faces federal assault charges, adding to the legal pressure around the protests. World Cup politics meets NJ: Coverage continues on ticket affordability and FIFA’s pricing practices, with New York and New Jersey officials probing ticketing amid complaints locals can’t afford to attend. Pride Month context: Pride celebrations are underway nationwide as LGBTQ+ rights face renewed political pressure, with Illinois ranked among the better states for LGBTQ+ residents. Business and legal watch: A class action over Valeant/PwC claims and a separate employment-law promo from a Jersey City firm both surfaced, but the Delaney Hall and primary stories dominate the week’s NJ political attention.