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- New Jersey voters are divided on immigration measures after a Stockton University poll, with 48% supporting a law restricting police cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and 43% opposing.
- Nearly 60% favor legislation on data privacy regarding immigration status.
- A majority also backs a new portal for reporting ICE interactions.
- Lawmakers introduced bills to bar some ICE personnel from public jobs and to tax private detention facilities.
