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Early Arrival: Essex County Investigates Detainee’s Assault Allegations
By Max Siegelbaum Newsletter Primary category in which blog post is published
Early Arrival: New York Immigration Judges Ordered to Complete Family Cases in 365 Days
By Max Siegelbaum Newsletter Primary category in which blog post is published
An Asylum Seeker Told ICE He Was 17. They Detained Him With Adults Anyway
By Max Siegelbaum Immigration Detention Primary category in which blog post is published
Early Arrival: Bronx Man Deported After Reporting Detention Assault
By Mazin Sidahmed Newsletter Primary category in which blog post is published
On the Brink of Being Homeless in a Sanctuary City
Despite a citywide rise in deportations, families of undocumented persons are ineligible for housing benefits, putting them at risk of homelessness.
Public Pensions Pour Millions into Private Prison Companies
A New York State Pension Fund has One of the Largest Investments in the Country
On Long Island, Undocumented Drivers Risk Their Freedom From Town to Town
Local departments make their own policies on contacting Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Undocumented Immigrants Struggle to Access Dialysis Treatment in New Jersey
The state’s network of dialysis providers are at a breaking point as charity services hit capacity.
New York, a Sanctuary State, Provides Criminal Justice Data to ICE
The state forwards notifications about certain immigrants to federal authorities.
The Trials of Being Undocumented and Turning 18
A group of young immigrants fleeing violence fought the Trump administration for their right to stay in the United States – and won.
Lawmakers Respond to ICE Courthouse Near-Arrest in Pelham
After Documented wrote about a recent incident, the Pelham Court will now honor the new state rule about ICE arrests
ICE Agents Appear at a Westchester Court the Day After New York State Restricts Access
Carlos Duque requested another week in jail to avoid being released to the agents
In The City’s Deadliest Industry, Oversight Falls Short
Three construction workers died in April alone, while contractors with a history of worksite deaths continue to get new permits.
