Court Use of Video Teleconferencing Causes Case Slowdown
The immigration courts at Varick Street in New York are still using video teleconferencing for hearings five months after protests ended.
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New York City Has Yet to Fund Census Outreach, Community Organizations Say
By Aliya Bhatia Politics Primary category in which blog post is published
Early Arrival: Bronx DA Will Let Jury Trial Stand
By Felipe De La Hoz Newsletter Primary category in which blog post is published
Assembly Members Slam Orange County Jail Over Immigrant Detention Conditions
By Mazin Sidahmed Detention Primary category in which blog post is published
Voter Turnout Rises in Immigrant Heavy Communities
Jackson Heights and South Ozone Park in Queens saw a particularly large boom in turnout this year.
Immigrants Held in Detention for Months Without a Hearing: Lawsuit
Almost three-quarters of immigrant detainees have to wait more than two months to see a judge.
This Russian Blacksmith Was Declared a Public Charge in 1913
The government has deemed immigrants “public charges” since people were arriving at Ellis Island by boat.
NY Voters Reject Anti-Immigrant Sentiment
Candidates aligned with the President lost around the state
As NY Democrats Pick Up Major Seats, Immigration Measures Get a Second Chance
Democrats have fresh opportunities to pass immigration reforms and question federal authorities.
On Long Island, Latino Voters Could Be the Democrats’ Dark Horse
Can they succeed where other get-out-the-vote efforts have failed?
Democrats Bank on Arab American Turnout in Bay Ridge
Races to unseat state Senator Marty Golden and Rep. Dan Donovan could be decided by a large turnout of Arab American voters.
Former Detainee Sues ICE Agents for Medical Neglect
In court documents, one man alleges Bergen County Jail neglected his health and violated his constitutional rights
Video Shows Court Staff Helping ICE Agents Make Arrest
Half a dozen ICE agents and court officers wrestled with the man outside a Queens courthouse on Thursday
