NJ Vindicator
New Jersey towns test the limits of protest permits as civil liberties groups push back
From permit deadlines to insurance demands, local fights in towns across New Jersey reveal a broader clash over who gets to take to the streets
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9mNew Jersey sues Trump administration over HUD funding changes, saying more than 1,300 residents could lose housing
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