New Jersey's Democratic Party's candidate pledged to help President Donald Trump's ice raids in the first major discussion in the Garden.
Joey Fox, a political reporter of New Jerge Globe, Joey Fox, a modelator, to the Democratic Party on stage, “When one of the next governor's goal should believe that one of the goals of the governor should protect New Jersey immigrants. Five of the candidates are illegal.
Mikie Cheryl raised his hand and replied, “Especially the constitution should protect New Jersey.”
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The ICE agent arrested seven illegal immigrants while raiding labor. (US immigration customs executive organization)
The question was that the candidates vowed to confront Trump, promised a comprehensive immigration reform, and vowed to give priority to humanity in the overseas expulsion process. Ta.
Trump will sign the law as the first legislative victory in the new administration.
President Donald Trump signed the Rayken Riley method at the White House on Wednesday, January 29, 2025.
However, the candidate discovered Shakier's ground when discussing Laken Riley Act. The first bill signed the law in the second phase of illegal immigrants accused of committing a dangerous crime.
“If you're a murderer, criminal, or rape, you are not documented if you have a gun while you are sleeping and invading people's houses in the middle of the night, you are here. You should not be in the state of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Despite the support of GotTheimer this law, he paid attention to distinguish the “innocent non -documented people” from those who committed violence. “When I was the governor, I would like to use the complete power of the state to stop” Trump from “Restaurant, Church, and School” to stop “innocent non -documented people”. I did.
Representative Josh Gott Heimer speaks after the Democratic Governor's Governor's Democratic debate on February 2, 2025 at the Rider University in Lawrence Building, New Jersey. (AP/Mike Catalini)
The Trump administration does not recognize such a distinction. Karoline Leavitt, a spokeswoman for the White House, told the reporters last Tuesday that anyone in the United States was illegally considered a criminal.
“They broke our country's law illegally, and thus, so they are criminals,” said Levit now. “I know that the last administration did not see it like that, so seeing those who break our immigration law as criminals is a major cultural change in our country, but That is exactly them.
Mayor Jersey City, Steve Flop, called it “dangerous” because he did not share the support of Gototamer on the Raken Ryley.
“The Layken Riley method helped to impair the authority of the Corporation of New Jersey,” said Flop. “This is a very dangerous law and should not have been supported because it is related to the autonomy of the governor and the judicial Secretary.”
Mayor Las Baraka, Mayor of Newark, said after the Democratic Democratic discussion on February 2, 2025 in Lawrence Building, New Jersey. (AP Photo/Mike Catalini)
The mayor of Newark, Las Baraka, was an enemy of the ice raid, approved by his city during the first week of Trump, and opposed the bill.
“I can't say that I'm not supporting the New Jersey immigrants, but I will vote for the Rayken Riley method,” said Baraka. “We need to stop talking about this conversation that people are murderers, murderers, rape, and criminals. I know it's a lie. There is no immigration crime wave in New Jersey. ”
Baraka said that Trump's political agenda was rooted in “white hegemony and racism.”
“It's interesting that people say they are illegally here when we keep moving the goal post,” said Baraka. “If people take all the routes of US citizens and say that they are illegal, that's a problem. Donald Trump is the 4th and 14th to promote this political agenda. White hegemony and racism that cannot be dangerous.
“It's wrong to sit here and discuss crimes created by immigrants. The language they speak, and from the postal code they live. We know what is happening. We have to stop it now, “said Baraka.
Border Security Corps and FBI officers have executed immigrants in El Paso, Texas on Thursday, January 30, 2025. (FBI)
Former New Jersey Senator Steve Swoney said that New Jersey should confront Trump's expulsion and emphasize the lack of legal search warrations in these ice raids. However, Swney agreed that people who have been in the United States or those who have a criminal history or those who break the law in this country should not be in this country.
“With Donald Trump, we all need to confront what Donald Trump is doing. He has broken the law. He is illegal. He is doing it. He's terrible without a legend.
“I support what President Barak Obama and Senator Joe Biden did. These presidents were both Democratic members who have expelled more people than Donald Trump, but they are humanity. And they did it in the right way, “I want to round up those who have not done the wrong thing, but those who have broken the law need to leave it. I'm sorry … they have broken the law, and we should have them accountable, “said Swney.
Former Join House of Representatives, Steve Swoney, will talk after the Democratic discussion on February 2, 2025. (AP Photo/Mike Catalini)
The New Jersey Education Association's Chairman Sean Spiller's Association repeatedly said that Trump had to be afraid of Swney's disgust for Trump's inhuman expulsion.
“They are coming for us, it should scare us, it is unacceptable. It is something we get up and fight back,” said Spillar.
Despite taking the hardline to President Trump, the Democratic candidate acknowledged that immigration was needed.
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“I think it's basic humanity that has been missing many times in conversation,” said Sheryl. “We need a comprehensive immigration reform. We have people here, work hard, taxpayers, DACA winners, and TPS winners. We need to secure a way to the citizenship.
