Congressman Outlines More Non-Citizens Problems For New Jersey

United States Congressman Jeff Van Drew is blowing the whistle regarding more non-citizen problems in New Jersey.

United States Congressman Jeff Van Drew, R-2

Van Drew was one of the first to address the serious issue of thousands of non-citizens who are registered to vote in New Jersey.

Now, Van Drew Is Focusing On More than 75,000 Non-Citizens Who Have Been Called To Jury Duty Each Year

Imagine facing one if exist days if your life, and, your fate could in the hands of someone who is illegally living in New Jersey?

Van Drew has confirmed that more than 75,000 non-citizens have been called to serve on jury duty each and every year.

Van Drew Has Released The Following Statement

Thousands of non-citizens were improperly registered to vote, and hundreds cast ballots before the problem was caught. Now we are learning that roughly 75,000 non-citizens are summoned for jury duty every year. Even if they are ultimately screened out, this should not be happening in the first place. This is what happens when New Jersey embraces sanctuary policies, issues driver's licenses regardless of immigration status, and then feeds those records into government systems that were built around citizenship. Information gets mixed, and we are told to trust the safeguards to clean it up afterward. When the same problem keeps appearing across different government systems, it raises serious concerns about how New Jersey maintains and verifies its records, said Van Drew.