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S 4138·NJ·senate

Prohibits State's law enforcement from participating in immigration enforcement unless action is premised upon valid judicial warrant.

In CommitteeFiled May 11, 2026
Sponsor: Cryan, Joseph P.
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Introduced First Reading Senate Referred to SLP

May 11, 2026

Summary

The bill bars any New Jersey police officer from taking part in civil immigration enforcement actions unless the action is based on a judicial warrant that meets probable‑cause standards. It applies to all state law‑enforcement officers and requires the Attorney General to issue implementation guidelines. The measure aims to limit local involvement in federal immigration matters and protect individuals from warrantless searches or arrests.

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