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Emails Show Long Island Police Departments Worked Closely With ICE

Despite previously denying working with ICE on Operation Matador, emails show Nassau County and Suffolk County Police Departments worked closely with the agency.

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Thomson Reuters Analysts Process Data to Help ICE Agents Make Arrests, Documents Show

By Hannah Beckler Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Primary category in which blog post is published

Behind The Scenes: At The Mercy Of The Courts, One Family’s Harrowing Journey (Podcast)

By Max Siegelbaum

ICE Attempted to Deport a 14-Year Old Girl From a New York Shelter, Despite the Pandemic

By Mazin Sidahmed Unaccompanied Minors Primary category in which blog post is published

ICE Arrests Teenager at Shelter Despite Pandemic, Places Him in Solitary Confinement

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Prosecutors and Public Defenders File Lawsuits to Halt ICE Courthouse Arrests

By Mazin Sidahmed Immigration Enforcement Primary category in which blog post is published

On the Brink of Being Homeless in a Sanctuary City

By Mazin Sidahmed Immigration Enforcement Primary category in which blog post is published
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On Long Island, Undocumented Drivers Risk Their Freedom From Town to Town

Local departments make their own policies on contacting Immigration and Customs Enforcement

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New York, a Sanctuary State, Provides Criminal Justice Data to ICE

The state forwards notifications about certain immigrants to federal authorities.

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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.

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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

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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

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Documents Show New York Court Officers Alerted ICE About Immigrants in Court

Reports exclusively obtained by Documented detail how New York State Court Officers have cooperated with ICE agents in controversial arrests at court houses.

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In ICE’s Arsenal: Cannabis Convictions

For immigrants, including those who came to the US legally, even a misdemeanor can trigger the harshest possible consequences

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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.

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One Year on From Yang Song’s Death, Asian Sex Worker Advocates Call for Reduced Policing

Arrests of Asian sex workers have declined in 2018 but advocates call for a decrease in the policing of immigrant communities in Queens.