New Jersey A322 allows state law enforcement to detain and transfer illegal immigrants to federal authorities and provides compensation for such.

New Jersey A322, the "Immigration Enforcement Support Act," authorizes state law enforcement agencies to detain individuals present in the state illegally and transfer them to federal immigration authorities. This applies regardless of the offense with which the individual is charged. Additionally, the bill provides compensation to state law enforcement agencies directly involved in the deportation process. Each agency involved in a successful deportation can receive $7,000, with proportionate allocation if multiple agencies are involved.

New Jersey A322 allows state law enforcement to detain and transfer illegal immigrants to federal authorities and provides compensation for such.

New Jersey A322, the "Immigration Enforcement Support Act," authorizes state law enforcement agencies to detain individuals present in the state illegally and transfer them to federal immigration authorities. This applies regardless of the offense with which the individual is charged. Additionally, the bill provides compensation to state law enforcement agencies directly involved in the deportation process. Each agency involved in a successful deportation can receive $7,000, with proportionate allocation if multiple agencies are involved.