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New Jersey Bill to End Immigration Detention Voted Out of Committee

​A bill to ban immigration detention contracts in New Jersey stalled in committee two months ago but now appears to have been revived.  The committee has now voted to advance the bill in the legislative process.  Under these detention contracts, local governments and private contractors agree to hold illegal aliens in custody for up to 48-hours for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) while they go through the deportation process.  Read More

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