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  • Department of Homeland Security to Focus on Border Security and Removals
    Department of Homeland Security to Focus on Border Security and Removals
    Newark, NJ- This week, in a press release issued on Monday, January 4, 2016, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson outlined some of his agency's and ICE's immigration enforcement priorities for the upcoming year. He also reinforced the removal priorities of his agency in accordance with President Obama's executive...
  • Hudson County Partners with ICE to Enforce Immigration
    Hudson County Partners with ICE to Enforce Immigration
    Hudson County, NJ- Enforcing the U.S. immigration laws can be a mammoth task, so Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) relies on help from local law enforcement agencies for help. In 2009, the Hudson County Department of Corrections entered into a Memorandum of Agreement with ICE to honor immigration detainers and...
  • DAPA on Course to be decided by U.S. Supreme Court in 2016
    DAPA on Course to be decided by U.S. Supreme Court in 2016
    Newark, NJ- Over a year after President Obama announced one of his key immigration policies, Deferred Action for Parental Accountability, or DAPA, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected Texas’s request for delay, increasing the chances of the case being decided by next summer. If decided in the White House’s favor, DAPA...
  • Enhanced Penalties for DWI in New Jersey
    Enhanced Penalties for DWI in New Jersey
    Newark, NJ- Every year thousands of New Jersey motorists are charged with driving while intoxicated, a charge that can carry harsh penalties. Certain circumstances associated with a DWI arrest can result in enhanced penalties which may include mandatory jail time, higher fines and longer license suspension periods. In this blog,...
  • New Jersey Lawmakers to Hold Public Hearings on Marijuana Legalization
    New Jersey Lawmakers to Hold Public Hearings on Marijuana Legalization
    Newark, NJ- Marijuana laws in the U.S. are on the cusp of big change and states are leading the charge. Currently, five states have legalized marijuana for recreational use and numerous states have decriminalized minor possession charges. Efforts to pass similar legislation in New Jersey are gaining steam again and...