By Terrence T. McDonald | Editor
Happy Saturday!
Here's what we learned this week:
A federal judge dismissed the Trump administration’s lawsuit seeking private voter data from NJ.
New Jersey is culling voter rolls of noncitizens, Gov. Sherrill says.
The state wants its semiautomatic rifle ban to remain in effect while it appeals to SCOTUS.
A state panel punted on a decision to hike healthcare premiums for school workers.
A switch to new digital tablets in NJ prisons prompted a civil rights lawsuit.
Warren County is eyeing a slaughterhouse for NJ’s road-weary livestock farmers.
The company at the center of NJ’s voter registration scandal has multiple state contracts.
A NJ nurse alleges ICE agents violently attacked her during a melee outside Newark’s migrant jail.
Rep. Analilia Mejia marked her first 100 days in office.
A group of women allege an OB-GYN sexually assaulted them.
New Jersey State Prison in Trenton (Photo by Dana DiFilippo/New Jersey Monitor)
And from D.C. and elsewhere:
Flap over noncitizens on state voter rolls seen as unlikely to boost SAVE America Act.
Number of unauthorized immigrants hit new high of nearly 16 million in 2024, report says.
Fauci pleads the Fifth to COVID questions by US Sen. Rand Paul at intense hearing.
String of outbreaks tests US public health system amid funding cuts, vaccine resistance.
Trump administration rules out mass ICE enforcement at the polls in midterms.
Administration asks US Supreme Court to uphold sweeping Trump order restricting vote-by-mail.
Have a great weekend!
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