This bill mandates that the Secretary of State of New Jersey adjust the census redistricting data to exclude noncitizens for the purposes of legislative and local redistricting. The legislation emphasizes the importance of accurate representation for American citizens, arguing that the inclusion of noncitizens in census counts dilutes the political power of districts with fewer noncitizens. The bill cites concerns regarding illegal immigration and its impact on local services and border security, attributing the increase in illegal immigration to the current administration's policies.

To implement this change, the Secretary of State is required to modify the data received from the Census Bureau to exclude the noncitizen population. The adjusted population figures will serve as the basis for establishing legislative districts by the Apportionment Commission, as well as county and municipal districts. This adjustment aims to ensure that American citizens receive fair representation in government, free from the influence of noncitizen populations in the redistricting process.