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Hudson officials want security guard training & cameras in Braddock Park over ICE

Source: Hudson County View · Jul 21, 2026, 10:39 AM

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Hudson County officials are seeking enhanced security measures at James J. Braddock Park in North Bergen in response to increased Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in the area.

The Board of Commissioners is pushing for improved security guard training and expanded CCTV camera coverage at the park, driven by concerns raised by residents and advocacy groups like Estamos Unidos about ICE operations in the public space.

Key points

  • Hudson County Board of Commissioners requested security guard training and additional CCTV cameras at James J. Braddock Park
  • The push for enhanced security stems from increased ICE presence in the North Bergen park
  • North Bergen resident Anna Grojec from advocacy group Estamos Unidos presented concerns to county officials
  • The measures aim to address community concerns about immigration enforcement activities in public spaces

FAQ

Why are Hudson County officials requesting security upgrades at Braddock Park?
County officials are responding to concerns about increased Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity at James J. Braddock Park in North Bergen. Residents and advocacy groups have raised concerns about ICE operations in this public space, prompting calls for better security measures and monitoring.
What specific security measures are being proposed?
The Hudson County Board of Commissioners is seeking building security guard training and more CCTV cameras at the park to address community concerns about ICE presence and operations in the area.

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