New Jersey A5144 mandates the State Police to create a public database of undocumented immigrants convicted or charged with crimes.
New Jersey A5144, known as the "Right to Know Act," requires the State Police to develop and maintain a publicly accessible list of undocumented immigrants who have been convicted of or charged with a crime and are currently in the custody of a State, county, or municipal correctional facility. The list must include a photograph of each person, the crime for which they were convicted or charged, and the location and date of their release from custody.
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