New Jersey Can Block ICE From Entering State Property, a Federal Judge Ruled
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New Jersey can block ICE from entering state property, a federal judge ruled
PHILADELPHIA — An executive order signed by New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill blocking federal immigration agents from using nonpublic state property does not violate the constitution, a federal judge ruled Friday. U.S. District Judge Georgette Castner dismissed the lawsuit by…
A federal judge recently ruled that New Jersey has the right to restrict federal immigration enforcement personnel's use of "non-public areas" on state properties, dismissing the Trump administration's lawsuit against Governor Mikie Sherrill's executive order. The judge stated that while the federal government can seek assistance from the state government in enforcing immigration laws, the state government is not obligated to provide such assist…
A federal judge determined that the state of New Jersey, in the U.S., has the authority to ban ICE's access to state property. Why?
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