New Jersey A3267 establishes procedures for law enforcement to respond to immigration detainers and requests from federal authorities.
New Jersey A3267 sets specific procedures for state, county, and municipal law enforcement agencies and correctional facilities when responding to requests from federal immigration authorities. These procedures apply only if the person of interest has been convicted of a serious crime, including murder, kidnapping, or terrorism. The bill does not mandate compliance with these requests but outlines the conditions under which law enforcement may cooperate.
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