NJ Governor Faces Backlash Over Remarks About Housing Undocumented Migrant
Phil Murphy's comments sparked controversy, but his spokesperson clarified no undocumented migrant was ever housed in his home.
- Governor Phil Murphy claimed during a public event that he and his wife considered housing a person with unclear immigration status above their garage.
- Murphy's remarks included a challenge to federal authorities, saying 'good luck' to them in trying to retrieve the individual.
- A spokesperson later stated that Murphy's comments were misinterpreted and that no one had actually lived in his home under those circumstances.
- The statements led to criticism from political opponents, with some calling for investigations, impeachment, or resignation.
- Federal officials, including Trump's border czar Tom Homan, indicated they would investigate whether Murphy's comments violated immigration laws.





















