Thousands rally to oppose move to keep New Jersey in State of Emergency
Thousands of residents and groups are expected to rally in Trenton today to oppose legislation that will end the public health emergency, but will keep New Jersey under a State of Emergency.
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Jun 3, 2021, 12:14 PM
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Updated 1,232 days ago
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Thousands of residents and groups rallied in Trenton Thursday to oppose legislation that will end the public health
emergency, but will keep New Jersey under a State of Emergency.
That means it would allow Gov. Phil Murphy's
executive orders to remain in effect.
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Some residents say the move
lacks public discussion and transparency.
Organizers of the rally say
it’s
time for the governor's emergency order to expire.
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