The Immigration Trust Act (Bill S3672) is landmark legislation in New Jersey designed to foster trust between immigrant communities and law enforcement. It limits collaboration between local or state law enforcement agencies and federal immigration authorities, ensuring that undocumented individuals can report crimes, seek assistance and access public services without fear of deportation.
Why is the Immigration Reliance Act important?
The Immigration Trust Act (Bill S3672/A4987) plays a crucial role in protecting vulnerable communities by helping undocumented immigrants feel safe in accessing essential services, reporting crimes, and seeking justice. It also enhances public safety by building trust between law enforcement and immigrant communities, promoting stronger cooperation and preventing crime. In addition, this law supports human rights by aligning with the principles of dignity and fairness, protecting immigrants from discriminatory practices.
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