Articles By Max Siegelbaum
Early Arrival: Haiti TPS Trial to Begin Monday
Wednesday's Edition of Early Arrival: Advocates Focus on Licenses, DREAM Act — Immigration Is a Top National Issue — Border Wall Started as a Campaign Memory Device
Artists and Writers Share Experiences of Immigration Detention
Musicians, poets and writers gathered on the Lower East Side for performances and discussions about immigration detention.
Meet Alan Vomacka: One of New York’s Toughest Immigration Judges
A trove of complaints paint Alan Vomacka as one of the country's harshest immigration judges.
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.
Fewer People Are Being Granted Asylum in New York
The City’s USCIS Asylum Office is granting 50 percent fewer applications since 2013
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
ICE is More Active in Erie County Than Anywhere Else in New York State
Per capita, ICE arrested immigrants at four times the rate in Erie County than in New York County, according to new data
Canadian MP Questions Finance Minister on Private Prison Investments
After Documented uncovered Canada invested public money in the private prison industry, an MP is probing the finance minister for answers
Canadian Pension Fund Grows Investment in Private Prisons by 1100 Percent
Despite the government's views on immigration, Canada’s state pension fund increased its investment in American private prisons 13-fold during the family separation crisis.
