Immigration & Community Impact: In Collingswood, Muhammed Emanet—the son of Jersey Kebab restaurateurs whose ICE arrests drew backlash—now faces a fresh fight to stay in the U.S., as officials move to deny his green card request and require him to apply from Turkey despite his wife and two U.S.-citizen sons. Courts & Rights: The U.S. Supreme Court widened border agents’ power in green-card cases, easing the standard for removing lawful permanent residents accused of “moral turpitude,” a ruling that could ripple through families across New Jersey. Local Activism & Safety: A protester struck outside Newark’s Delaney Hall is speaking out after the crash, saying she returned to demonstrate the same day. NJ Climate & Daily Life: Philly-area storms brought uneven rain—some NJ and Chester County drought zones barely got relief—leaving drought conditions largely intact. Culture & History: New Jersey’s 250th anniversary spotlight continues with rare Revolutionary-era documents and exhibits at the state museum, plus fresh storytelling on women who sparked the Revolution. Arts & Inclusion: A Plainsboro student filmmaker is hosting a free screening and panel on neurodivergent acceptance through expressive arts. Community Events: Jersey City’s KRE is running a free June 27 soccer match festival and watch party at Magnolia Landing, with food trucks, music, and big-screen games. Sports Watch: Yankees vs. Tigers has a tri-state streaming-only setup on Prime Video, with local fans planning around the broadcast change.