Since the program began, officials said more than 2,500 veterans have been permanently housed.
After eight days of demonstrations that have turned violent at times, New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill is putting state police in charge of monitoring protesters instead of ICE.
Demonstrators returned to Delaney Hall on Thursday, where several protesters were pepper sprayed and have since brought out black umbrellas to fight off any chemicals being sprayed in their direction.
Protesters are facing off against ICE agents outside Delaney Hall migrant detention center, where a hunger strike is underway.
The plan requires data centers to pay for their own energy, operate transparently, add value to communities, and support good-paying jobs long term.
Gov. Mikie Sherrill blasted ICE and called for accountability after she was turned away, but the head of DHS called it a political stunt.
