Journalist Tells Cops to F*CK OFF After Threatening Him at ICE Protests
June 2, 2026
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as posted by the channelAfter days of clashes outside Delaney Hall ICE detention center in Newark, police ordered members of the press to move farther away from the protest. Status Coup videojournalist Jon Farina repeatedly asked officers to explain why journalists needed to move and what rule or law required it. As tensions rose, officers discussed physically pushing members of the press back while Jon continued documenting the scene live. This report also recaps the events that led up to the confrontation, including law enforcement kettling journalists and protesters outside Delaney Hall during the ongoing hunger and labor strike.
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Reporter JT Cestkowski
Creative Director/Producer Michelle Dao
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