New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill has signed a series of controversial immigration bills aimed at limiting the power of ICE agents and protecting immigrant communities. Among the key provisions, the new laws bar law enforcement, including ICE agents, from wearing masks while on duty, ensuring that their identities remain visible. This makes New Jersey the third state to implement such a measure. The legislation comes amid heated debates and protests over immigration enforcement and represents a significant step in the state’s move towards becoming a legal sanctuary for immigrants, with restrictions placed on state cooperation with federal immigration authorities. Advocacy groups have hailed the bills as a victory for immigrant rights, while critics continue to voice concerns about illegal immigration.