Newark imposed a curfew around Delaney Hall after nine days of anti-ICE protests produced weapons finds and nightly clashes, with NJ state police replacing federal agents and Proud Boys observed in a counter-protest Saturday.

A Russian-speaking passenger attempted to breach the cockpit of United Airlines Flight 2005 on May 29; off-duty FBI agents subdued the suspect and the aircraft diverted safely to Madison, Wisconsin.

Brooklyn synagogue arrests on May 11 mark the second confrontation at a named NYC synagogue inside a week by the same organizing network, with physical assault and hate crime indicators now part of the operational pattern.

Anti-ICE demonstrators breached the Portland federal ICE facility gate twice on March 28 following a No Kings rally; three individuals were arrested and federal agents deployed crowd control munitions.

A CJNG leader-targeting operation triggered retaliatory violence and widespread mobility disruption in western Mexico—hitting Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara—before partial normalization by Feb. 24, with lingering curfews for U.S. personnel and aggressive public reassurance tied to World Cup hosting.

Tirana saw violent clashes as opposition supporters protesting corruption allegations linked to Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku threw petrol bombs and fireworks at government sites and police responded with tear gas and water cannons.