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🚨 NJ Bill A5120 Alert: Taxpayer-Funded Lawsuit Machine for Illegals Assemblywoman Katie Brennan & Senator Raj Mukherji (both D-32) introduced A5120. It guts qualified immunity for police and officials under the NJ Civil Rights Act, tells courts to ignore restrictive federal precedents, and makes it far easier for anyone, including undocumented immigrants, to sue for damages, punitives, and attorney fees Key problems: - No more qualified immunity or most other protections — even good-faith mistakes become personal financial risks. - Special “aggravating factors” (no body cam, unmarked cars, crowd control gear, etc.) turbocharge punitive damages. - Retroactive to Jan 2025. Juries decide. Plaintiff lawyers win big. Illegals get the same “any person” right to sue NJ cops/officials** for stops, force, arrests, etc., with stronger remedies than federal law allows Meanwhile, NJ taxpayers already fund **$8.2M+ yearly** (pushing for $19-20M+) via the Detention & Deportation Defense Initiative to give free immigration lawyers to illegals facing ICE Brennan & Mukherji back the pro-immigrant agenda expanding this, plus the Immigrant Trust Directive limiting local police-ICE cooperation Same sponsors. Same direction This combo creates a one-way street: your tax dollars pay for their lawyers + easier lawsuits against the cops protecting our streets. Higher insurance costs, de-policing, strained budgets, and less safe neighborhoods. Contact the sponsors: Assemblywoman Katie Brennan (D-32) - Phone: 201-683-7917 - Email: [email protected] Senator Raj Mukherji (D-32) - Phone: 201-626-4000 - Email: [email protected] Wake Up NJ - call, email, and demand they kill this bill **Sources / Full References:** - Bill Text & Sponsors: - Katie Brennan Contact: and - Raj Mukherji Contact: - DDDI Funding ($8.2M FY2025-26, pushes for $20M): and

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