Drones were banned in areas of New Jersey, the FAA threatened to shoot them down

The federal government is drawing a line in the sand — or, more accurately, the air — when it comes to the mysterious drones zooming around New Jersey … limiting the areas they can fly to. Are and are promising them lethal force. threat

The Federal Aviation Administration announced the news this week … to put the ban into effect Wednesday and last until at least January 17, 2025.

According to the new rules, drones are prohibited from flying within one nautical mile of the designated airspace specified in the department’s official notice to airmen.

These include areas Around Jersey City, Elizabeth, Camden, North and South Brunswick and many highly populated areas of NJ.

We’ve reached out to the FAA … and they say they’ve published “22 Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFRs) prohibiting drone flights over critical New Jersey infrastructure” at the behest of their federal security partners.

According to the FAA, those who violate this airspace can have their drones intercepted and the operators themselves detained and interviewed.

As we told you … many lawmakers — including Local NJ Politicians – and the Tennessee congressman Tim Burchett Called the Biden administration Take action in response to these dronesEspecially the federal government’s provocation for lack of transparency. President-elect Donald Trump Present your opinion This week, and more than one airspace Ohio military base It was temporarily shut down last weekend due to alleged drone activity.