NJ Mayor Demands End to Sanctuary Policy After Baby Killed by Allegedly Uninsured Driver
The mayor of a New Jersey township is calling for the rollback of its sanctuary policy after a baby boy was killed in a crash allegedly involving an illegal immigrant who struck his family's car in a grocery store parking lot.
The mayor of New Jersey has demanded that the township's sanctuary policy be rolled back after a baby boy was killed in a crash allegedly involving an illegal immigrant who struck the child's family with her car in a grocery store parking lot. The incident occurred on November 26 and authorities say the driver, whose name has not been released, had an expired license plate despite being from another country. Mayor Sheila Toney claimed that the sanctuary policy allowed the suspect to remain at large due to lack of cooperation from law enforcement. A grand jury is now set to review evidence in the case.
