"Unifying Families and Bringing them Home Act"; requires AG to establish program to relocated persons unlawfully in State.
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This bill, the ‘Unifying Families and Bringing them Home Act,’ requires the New Jersey Attorney General to establish a program to relocate individuals unlawfully present in the state, along with their immediate family who consent. The program would cover relocation costs to the person’s country of origin or an authorized settlement country. Individuals whose immediate family does not consent are ineligible, and re-entry into the state after utilizing the program is a fourth-degree crime, subject to penalties equivalent to the relocation costs.
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