Sherrill also said she would prohibit ICE from operating on state property. After her appearance, Sherrill’s administration said additional details about the reporting database would be released in the coming days in cooperation with Jennifer Davenport, the state’s newly appointed acting attorney general . Reports submitted to New Jersey’s system would have to be reviewed by the state Office of the Attorney General for potential state-level violations of the law, state officials said. In Pennsylvania, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner warned he is willing to pursue state charges against ICE agents under certain circumstances. U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman of New Jersey said public oversight of ICE remains essential.