Cases Rescheduled as ICE Fails to Produce Dozens of Detainees in Immigration Court
A New York City immigration courtroom turns to chaos as attorneys wait to see clients who are never brought
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U.S. Rep Yvette Clarke Says House Homeland Committee Will Probe Immigration Enforcement
By Felipe De La Hoz Newsletter Primary category in which blog post is published
Documents Show New York Court Officers Alerted ICE About Immigrants in Court
By Mazin Sidahmed Immigration Enforcement Primary category in which blog post is published
Early Arrival: Report Says New Jersey Detention Facility Has “Unsanitary and Unsafe Conditions”
By Max Siegelbaum Newsletter Primary category in which blog post is published
New York Legislature Passes Bill Providing Undocumented Students with Tuition Aid
By Felipe De La Hoz Politics Primary category in which blog post is published
Thousands of Immigration Cases Are on Hold Due to the Government Shutdown
The budget impasse over Trump’s wall may create a crisis in the nation’s immigration courts
Trump Administration May Have Violated Law in Ending TPS for Haitians
Ex-USCIS director says factors besides 2010 earthquake relevant to Temporary Protection Status
Los salvadoreños de Long Island se preparan para el final del TPS
Las familias salvadoreñas que viven en Estados Unidos bajo el Estatus de Protección Temporal (TPS) se preparan ante un futuro incierto tras la cancelación del programa.
South Bronx United Brings Soccer, Study and Legal Help to Undocumented Teens
Promising soccer player Jhonny Theze fled Haiti after the 2010 earthquake killed his grandmother.
A Tragic Fire in the Bronx Brings Together an Immigrant Community
Thirteen people were killed a year ago, many of them immigrants from Ghana
Surprise Docket Leaves NYC ICE Detainees Unrepresented in Court
Some ICE detainees have had hearings in court without lawyers despite a city-funded program to ensure they have representation.
Surge in Prostitution Related Loitering Charges Affects Undocumented Immigrants
Loitering arrests have gone up more than 180 percent in the first ten months of 2018.
A Man Who Cannot Speak Could Face Deportation Due to Changes in the Immigration Courts
Santos had a stroke earlier this year and cannot communicate with his lawyers. His case was previously administratively closed then sent back to immigration court.
New York City Considering Health Care Program That Would Cover Undocumented Immigrants
Expansion of ActionHealthNYC could benefit some 350,000 immigrants.
