The anti-ICE crew was out again on Saturday at the ICE facility in Newark. 

But this time, they weren't alone. Not only were they met with a lot of New Jersey State Police. But they also had counter-protesters come out against them. The police had the two groups sectioned off, behind barriers, into two separate sections. 

On Saturday, the Communists weren't shy about proclaiming and advocating for Communism; they were calling for "Communist revolution" and getting rid of capitalism. You can see them here on X. 

This is typical. It's always about ultimately using whatever the issue is, from BLM to ICE, to move the country further left. 

Even radical political influencer Hasan Piker showed up. He denied knowing anything about a subpoena reportedly sent to him by the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control.

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Meanwhile, New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill admitted that out-of-state people were coming in and making things worse. "You should not be here," she said about people who "wanted to create chaos."

"We know that people from outside the state have been interfering in the protests and escalating them. 5 of the 6 people arrested last night by state police were from outside New Jersey," Sherrill said.  She also said some "national extremist groups" had become involved. 

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But when it hit Saturday evening, that's when the anti-ICE agitators tried to overwhelm the police again. 

There were violent clashes. 

The agitators even tried to take on the horses, allegedly throwing things at them and waving their shields at them.

Then things really got crazy when they started setting things on fire in the middle of the street. 

But again, the agitators were put down, and DHS announced they had secured the area with the help of state and local law enforcement, and people would face the full weight of the law.