MSNOW Anchor Gets KICKED OUT of Violent Newark Anti-ICE Protest by Police — Then Complains on Live TV (VIDEO) During a chaotic anti-ICE protest in Newark, New Jersey, an MSNOW anchor was moved by police attempting to restore order at Delaney Hall. The anchor complained on live television, stating that law enforcement was preventing him from covering the event. The article criticizes this response, arguing that the media should not dictate security lines during volatile protests and that MSNOW’s coverage focused on the inconvenience to the press rather than the protesters’ actions.

• An MSNOW anchor was forced away from an anti-ICE protest outside Delaney Hall in Newark, NJ, by police restoring order.
• The anchor complained on live TV that police were hindering his ability to cover the protest.
• Police reportedly used flashbangs, made arrests, and established a larger perimeter around the ICE facility.
• The article criticizes MSNOW’s framing of the situation, suggesting it shifted blame to law enforcement.
• The author argues that media should comply with police crowd-control instructions during volatile events.
• The article suggests this incident is representative of left-leaning media coverage of ICE and law enforcement.