Appeal Court overturns NJ ban on private immigration detention center

U.S. Court of Appeals violates the law New Jersey This prevented the federal government from signing contracts with private businesses and unable to operate immigration detention centers across the state.

The court’s 2-1 ruling marks President Donald Trump and his government during the ongoing crackdown on illegal immigration across the country.

One effort by the Trump administration is to expand the network of detention centers in preparation for the expulsion of dangerous illegal foreigners.

The court’s ruling also means that private prison company Corecivic Corp. can continue to operate Elizabeth Contract Detention Center, one of the centers to accelerate deportation.

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In this decision, U.S. Circuit Judge Stephanos Bibas, who was appointed to the post, wrote: “Just as states cannot regulate the federal government itself, they cannot regulate the private party in a way that seriously weakens federal functions.”

Bibas added that the law “interferes with the central authority of the federal government to enforce immigration laws.”

New Jersey Government Phil MurphyA Democrat signed a law in 2021 that prohibits Corecivic from updating its consent with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to continue operating the Elizabeth Detention Center.

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Corecivic eventually sued the state, leading to a district court judge with a private company deputy. The state then filed a ruling with the Third Circuit Court and made a decision on everything it hoped.

New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin expressed disappointment at the decision on Tuesday’s X post.

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“As the recent incident highlighted in Delaney Hall highlights the detention of for-profit companies, poses serious risks to health and safety, as the opposition judge noted, states retain a wide range of latitudes to protect the health and safety of people within the borders, especially here, here, without conflict with federal legislation,” Pratkin wrote in some sections.

Prakin added that he is evaluating the next step in the case.

Corecivic’s Ryan Gustin told Fox News Digital that the company has “played a limited but important role” at the U.S. immigration center at the Elizabeth factory for more than 25 years.

“We thank us for the opportunity to make a stand with the court and thank the Third Circuit for reaffirming the federal government’s discretion to rely on the Elizabeth Detention Center to support its vital mission,” Gustin said.

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DN.J. Rep. Lamonica McIver pleaded not guilty to suspected obstruction of homeland security personnel during a fight outside Newark, New Jersey last month. (Fox News)

DN.J. Rep. Lamonica McIver indicts on federal prosecution for alleged obstruction Homeland Security Agent On May 9, an incident outside the Immigration Detention Center in Newark.

McIver and two other members of Congress said they were on a congressional oversight visit that coincided with immigration protests when clashed with federal agents.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was allowed into the facility’s safe zone and refused to leave with federal agents’ warnings, according to the Justice Department.

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McVer allegedly surrounded her arm around the mayor when the police tried to arrest him and “slammed her forearm into an officer while grabbing another officer and used her two forearms to forcefully remove the second officer.

McPher pleaded not guilty to the charge.

Michael Dorgan of Fox News Digital and the Associated Press contributed to the report.