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Laws that would strengthen the city's "sanctuary" status are running up against the clock.
An immigration crackdown was scheduled for Saturday afternoon on Canal Street, but was abandoned after demonstrators and vendors caught wind of it.
Mamdani said he will be speaking with Tisch, whom he is retaining in his administration, about the investigation.
During the raid, small crowds formed near agents, with protesters calling them "fucking fascists" and "scum."
New York City taxi riders are now served conservative news segments during their trips.
Agents had previously used the tactic to arrest immigrants and place them in sped-up deportation proceedings. For the past few weeks however, they've just been arresting people at will.
Detainees had described "horrific" and unsanitary conditions, with dozens of people packed into a single room, little food, and scant access to attorneys.
Cat videos, “The Good Place,” and free Slurpies: these are the topics of conversation among federal agents between arrests in immigration court.
ICE is ramping up arrests in the city, as federal agents detain people with open immigration cases who would normally not be subject to detention.