Appeals court overturns NJ ban on immigration detention contracts
- A U.S. appeals court overturned a New Jersey law banning immigration detention contracts, allowing CoreCivic Corp. to operate the Elizabeth Detention Center.
- The ruling supports the Trump administration's efforts to expand immigration detention to enhance deportation efforts.
- New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy's 2021 law restricted CoreCivic from renewing contracts with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
- Attorney General Matthew Platkin criticized the ruling, stating that states have the right to protect people within their borders.
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NJ Law Banning Immigration Detention Contracts Overturned by US Appeals Court
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday struck down a New Jersey law that bans operators from contracting with the federal government to run immigration detention centers in the state.
·New York, United States
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A federal appeals court on Tuesday overturned a New Jersey law banning private operators from gaining contracts with the federal government to run immigration detention centers. The 2-1 ruling allows prison firm CoreCivic to continue operating New Jersey’s Elizabeth Detention Center, which has drawn broad attention amid the Trump administration’s crackdown on undocumented immigrants. “[J]ust…
·Washington, United States
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C 23%
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