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City Agencies Mobilize as They Brace for Public Charge Rule

Agencies are battling misinformation in getting the word out on the far-reaching rule.

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Early Arrival: How City Council Could Save Immigrant-Owned Small Businesses

By Irene Spezzamonte Newsletter Primary category in which blog post is published

Canadian MP Questions Finance Minister on Private Prison Investments

By Max Siegelbaum Detention Primary category in which blog post is published

Queens DA Race Could Reshape NYC’s Immigration Enforcement

By David Brand Criminal Justice Primary category in which blog post is published

Hudson County Votes to Limit ICE Contract

By Felipe De La Hoz Detention Primary category in which blog post is published

Early Arrival: One Brooklyn Teen’s Asylum Ordeal Illustrates Pitfalls

By Felipe De La Hoz Newsletter Primary category in which blog post is published

Canadian Pension Fund Grows Investment in Private Prisons by 1100 Percent

By Max Siegelbaum Detention Primary category in which blog post is published
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Undocumented Entrepreneurs: How They Started Businesses Without Papers

The difficulties of navigating immigration policies and running a business.

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On Long Island, Salvadorans Brace for Impact

Families with Temporary Protected Status are preparing for an uncertain future.

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ICE Detainees May Be Scattered As Hudson County Weighs Canceling Contract

The experience of two California counties paints a worrying picture for advocates.

Labor Primary category in which blog post is published

ICE Workplace Audits Force Out Immigrant Farmworkers Upstate

The spike in worksite enforcement by ICE hits upstate New York.

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Chinese Immigrant Artists Struggle to Break Into New York City’s Art World

Language skills and a lack of awareness of resources hold immigrant artists back.

What Does Chinatown Hate About the Plan to Close Rikers? Almost Everything

Concerns about transparency, health, and political neglect have residents fighting back.

Public Charge Primary category in which blog post is published

Enrollment in Benefits Drop in Response to Trump Rules, Data Shows

Documented exclusively obtained data that showed drops in enrollments in public benefits programs when proposed changes to the public charge rule leaked.

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Credit Union Holding Taxi Medallion Loans Shutters, Leaving Drivers in Limbo

Melrose Credit Union, which held as much as $833 million in taxi medallion loans, was liquidated last month.

Los Trabajadores Agrícolas No Se Pueden Sindicalizar en Nueva York. Crispin Hernández Podría Cambiar Eso

Crispin Hernández y la NYCLU se están enfrentando al Departamento de Granjas.