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New Jersey pushes law for ICE identification, expands drone surveillance, while murder and abuse cases highlight public safety concerns.
New Jersey is advancing legislation requiring ICE agents to identify themselves during operations in the state, aiming to boost transparency amid concerns over immigrant rights and federal overreach.
The move comes as Camden County expands its drone surveillance to nine aircraft, funded by private donations, prompting privacy concerns from civil rights groups who warn of potential unconstitutional monitoring without clear oversight.
In a separate case, a murder trial in Freehold revealed graphic autopsy evidence in the alleged killings of a family by Paul Caneiro, who is accused of murdering them for a $3 million life insurance policy.
A caregiver has also been charged with raping a disabled woman, underscoring ongoing safety issues in caregiving environments.
Nueva Jersey impulsa la ley para la identificación de ICE, expande la vigilancia con drones, mientras que los casos de asesinato y abuso destacan las preocupaciones de seguridad pública.