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 newly created StopThem.global campaign appears to have moved from online targeting guidance to claimed real-world sabotage against Energy Fuels’ uranium-hauling operation, using the same action-reportback-amplification model seen in Line 5 and Stop Cop City-linked direct-action ecosystems.

Unsalted posts claim ongoing home-targeting actions against individuals tied to the U-M/Los Alamos data center effort, publishing addresses and tracking security posture while township and local reporting show the project remains politically contested and the pressure campaign is positioned to persist.

An anarchist cell claims three firebomb attacks on Athens police officers’ homes and publishes the addresses, using the communique to justify retaliation and encourage continued attacks against police.

An online post published a categorized, capacity-annotated directory of alleged ICE detention warehouse retrofits and office expansions—mixing “confirmed” and “unconfirmed” sites with ownership breadcrumbs—to operationalize facility identification and mobilization against a claimed large-scale detention surge.

A claimed vandalism attack on Dean’s Car Care in northeast Portland, linked by the perpetrators to Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez’s ICE-funding vote and corroborated by local reporting of a police-investigated incident, is being leveraged online as a call for repeat actions and potential escalation against perceived “ICE enablers.”