Man, I'm thinking this is a total slippery slope thingy. If NJ signs these bills into law, it's gonna set a precedent for all other states to follow suit. Next thing you know, the feds are gonna start dictating what individual states can and can't do regarding immigration policies. 
I mean, I get it, we're talking about people's lives here, but we gotta be careful not to create more problems than solutions. What's next? Are they gonna start telling us how to run our own states too? It's like, come on, Phil Murphy, you can't just let the advocacy groups bully you into signing these bills without considering the bigger picture.
And what about the economic implications? If we're making it easier for people to remain silent about their immigration status, aren't we gonna see more folks taking advantage of the system and leaving behind taxes and contributions to society? It's a tough one, man. I'm all for protecting immigrant rights, but we gotta do it in a way that doesn't create unintended consequences.
It's like, what's the real agenda here? Are these groups just looking out for their own interests or are they genuinely trying to help people? And what about Murphy's conditional veto – is he just trying to stall or really trying to make a stand? The more I think about it, the more I'm convinced that this whole thing is gonna be a big mess.
I mean, I get it, we're talking about people's lives here, but we gotta be careful not to create more problems than solutions. What's next? Are they gonna start telling us how to run our own states too? It's like, come on, Phil Murphy, you can't just let the advocacy groups bully you into signing these bills without considering the bigger picture.
And what about the economic implications? If we're making it easier for people to remain silent about their immigration status, aren't we gonna see more folks taking advantage of the system and leaving behind taxes and contributions to society? It's a tough one, man. I'm all for protecting immigrant rights, but we gotta do it in a way that doesn't create unintended consequences.
It's like, what's the real agenda here? Are these groups just looking out for their own interests or are they genuinely trying to help people? And what about Murphy's conditional veto – is he just trying to stall or really trying to make a stand? The more I think about it, the more I'm convinced that this whole thing is gonna be a big mess.
They're really pushing hard on Murphy to sign these bills into law, and I get it, it's been a wild ride with ICE detentions and all that jazz. But like, can't they just chill for one sec? 
I mean, 6k people detained by ICE between Jan-Oct? That's some next-level crazy talk! 
What's the hold up? Don't get me wrong, protections for immigrants are important, but it feels like there's always another bill or law waiting in the wings to replace this one. Can we just have a break from all this back-and-forth for a hot sec? 
. It's wild that over 6k people got detained by ICE last year and we're still dealing with the consequences.
! like, i get it, phil murphy has a lot on his plate, but 100+ advocacy groups are all over him about signing these bills into law ASAP 
... and honestly, who can blame them? those stats are insane, 6k+ people detained by ice in nj alone 
. i wish lawmakers would make it easier for him to sign these bills without all the drama 
... and btw, why is there still so much uncertainty about ice enforcement? shouldn't be that hard to know what's going on 