Is This Finally the End of Federal Agents Kidnapping New Yorkers Outside Immigration Court?
Outside of an arrest early Tuesday morning, federal law enforcement appears to be following a judge's order.
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A NYC Social Worker Referred a Shelter Resident to ICE
The shelter resident, who had already been arrested once by ICE this year, was approaching the federal immigration court building when the social worker called to say that a mistake had been made.
New York City Has Finally Decriminalized Street Vending
No more misdemeanor charges for vending without a license.
Hudson River Park Trust Keeps Dodging Questions About Its ICE Contract
And more news for your Tuesday.
Brooklyn Tech Students Walk Out of School to 'Melt ICE'
"We were like, we have such a big school, we have so many resources here, we should do something about it."
Elected Officials to Hudson River Park Trust: Cancel Your ICE Contract 'Immediately'
The park's trustees want to let the contract expire in June.
'Niyū Yūrk' Reveals How Middle Eastern New Yorkers Shaped New York
The New York Public Library's exhibition assembles archival material spanning nearly two centuries.
Hudson River Park Lets ICE Park Vans at Pier 40
A contract with the Trump administration has been a windfall for the park—plus more stories for your Wednesday.
A Queens Woman Describes What It’s Like to Be Held in Immigration Detention With Her First Grader
In an affidavit filed from detention in Dilley, Texas, the woman describes filth, cruelty, medical neglect, and negligible schooling.
'They Want Loopholes': As City Council Tries to Strengthen Immigrant Protections, Adams Administration Disappears
Laws that would strengthen the city's "sanctuary" status are running up against the clock.