Resolution B

Called opposition to New Jersey's ICE-related laws counterproductive, citing ICE detentions of citizens and deaths in custody.

Explained the March state laws codifying the Immigrant Trust Directive and officer identification requirements, saying they protect civil rights.

Questioned how ICE in schools and churches makes people safer and noted ICE shootings since January 2025.

Described her visits to Delaney Hall and warned Resolution B invites dangerous ICE tactics into county streets.

Argued the Safe Communities Act protects people, not criminals, and warned the resolution weakens rights for people like her.

Compared conditions at Delaney Hall unfavorably to her father's World War II POW experience.

Said enforcement is targeting ordinary people rather than gangs and called masked ICE agents damaging to the constitution and to souls.

Recalled her Sussex County childhood, cited Japanese American internment, and described seeing children flee ICE at Delaney Hall.

Said she has seen enough pepper-spray videos and trusts local law enforcement to do the job without ICE assistance.

Recounted fearful seventh-grade students in Newton in 2016 asking what would happen to their families, and asked what the board would say to them now.

The Republican poll worker questioned the claim that unmasking requirements endanger agents and raised ICE misconduct and campus safety concerns.