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Prosecutors and Public Defenders File Lawsuits to Halt ICE Courthouse Arrests

The New York State Attorney General, the Brooklyn District Attorney and The Legal Aid Society announced on Wednesday the filing of two separate lawsuits aimed at blocking ICE from carrying out courthouse arrests.

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On the Brink of Being Homeless in a Sanctuary City

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

On Long Island, Undocumented Drivers Risk Their Freedom From Town to Town

By Kelsey Neubauer Immigration Enforcement Primary category in which blog post is published

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

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

The Trials of Being Undocumented and Turning 18

By Andrea Salcedo Special Immigrant Juvenile Status Primary category in which blog post is published

Lawmakers Respond to ICE Courthouse Near-Arrest in Pelham

By Max Siegelbaum Immigration Enforcement Primary category in which blog post is published

ICE Agents Appear at a Westchester Court the Day After New York State Restricts Access

By Max Siegelbaum Immigration Enforcement Primary category in which blog post is published
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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.

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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

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

Queens DA Race Could Reshape NYC’s Immigration Enforcement

Candidates are debating reforms on how to prosecute immigrants.

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ICE Workplace Audits Force Out Immigrant Farmworkers Upstate

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

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Report Criticizes NYPD Collaboration With Israel

Report highlights Israel's influence on U.S. law enforcement.