The mayor of the New Jersey township where a baby boy was killed last week after an illegal immigrant allegedly struck the child’s family with her car in a grocery store parking lot told Fox News Digital that the state’s sanctuary policies should be rolled back to help prevent similar tragedies.
“If our police pull somebody over and they’re undocumented… they can’t call the federal agencies, they can’t call ICE. That needs to change,” Jennifer Kuhn, the mayor of Jackson Township, said in an interview on Thursday. Authorities say Maria Cobon-Guzman, a Guatemalan national who did not have a driver’s license, hit a mother pushing a stroller carrying her 9-month-old son and 5-year-old daughter in the parking lot of a kosher grocery store in Jackson on Aug. 28. The infant died, while the mother and 5-year-old were critically injured.
