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States Eliminating ‘Dehumanizing’ Immigrant Terms
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Afghan Refugee Families Join Jersey City Community
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How CARRP Flags Immigrants as National Security Threats
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How Trump Admin. Got Sheriffs to Detain Undocumented Immigrants
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Bill Letting Noncitizens Vote in NYC Poised for Passage
Plus: Vaccination rates lag in NY’s Haitian neighborhoods, and detained immigrants transferred from New Jersey to upstate New York
Build Back Better Act Approved With Immigration Reform
Plus: Biden's reconciliation bill approved with immigration reform, and Americans dissect Biden’s immigration performance in a poll
Documented Talks: The State of Labor Law and the Construction Industry in New York
Four experts on the construction industry break down how companies evade accountability for worker's deaths and surviving families are left with little compensation
Afghans Anxious Over Long Delays for Temporary Admission
Plus: A Connecticut woman's scam cost immigrants $300,000, and a second migrant caravan is headed for the border
New York Leaders Have Mixed Reactions To Build Back Better Act
Plus: Immigrants march 11 miles to demand federal representatives include citizenship in their reconciliation bill
California AG Wants Circuit to Reconsider Rejecting Ban on Private Prisons
Plus: Haitian migrants make it to Florida on a broken boat, and a 5-year-old is reunited with family after a smuggler abandoned her
Report: English Language Courses Lacking in New Jersey Schools
Plus: New Jersey jails are no longer holding immigrants, and Hurricane Ida victims face eviction from their hotels
There Are No Immigrants Left in New Jersey County Jails. Where is ICE Sending Them?
Immigrants detained by ICE have been increasingly transferred from New Jersey jails to these two facilities.
Ecuatorianos en Nueva York recurren a trabajos de jornaleros para pagar altas deudas
Endeudados con miles de dólares, Ecuatorianos que emigran al país se encuentran en posiciones precarias como jornaleros en las esquinas de la ciudad de Nueva York.
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