The resolution directs the New Jersey Attorney General to repeal and amend certain provisions of the Attorney General Law Enforcement Directive No. 2018-6, which currently imposes strict limitations on the ability of state, county, and local law enforcement to cooperate with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The sponsors of the resolution argue that such cooperation is essential for public safety, particularly in light of the significant number of undocumented immigrants in New Jersey and the challenges posed by illegal immigration, including the emergence of migrant gangs and the influx of migrants into municipalities across the state.

The resolution specifically calls for the repeal of the directive while maintaining certain protections for victims of human trafficking and other crimes through T-Visa and U-Visa certifications. It emphasizes that law enforcement agencies should be allowed to inquire about immigration status and share information with federal authorities to better fulfill their responsibilities to protect the citizens of New Jersey. The overarching goal is to prioritize the safety and welfare of residents while ensuring that law enforcement can operate without legal barriers related to immigration enforcement.