Politics
New York City Considering Health Care Program That Would Cover Undocumented Immigrants
Expansion of ActionHealthNYC could benefit some 350,000 immigrants.
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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
Voter Turnout Rises in Immigrant Heavy Communities
By Irene Spezzamonte Politics Primary category in which blog post is published
NY Voters Reject Anti-Immigrant Sentiment
By Daniel A. Medina Politics Primary category in which blog post is published
As NY Democrats Pick Up Major Seats, Immigration Measures Get a Second Chance
By Felipe De La Hoz Politics Primary category in which blog post is published
Bolsonaro Won More Than 70 Percent of Brazilian Voters in NYC. Why?
How a far-right admirer of dictatorships captured votes in a progressive city
Hudson County Votes to Limit ICE Contract
After a heated hearing, the Freeholders decided to expel ICE from the county jail by 2020
What Does Chinatown Hate About the Plan to Close Rikers? Almost Everything
Concerns about transparency, health, and political neglect have residents fighting back.
The New York Primaries are Over. What Does it Mean for Immigration Policy?
Will Cuomo's leftward shift hold? Probably not
Immigrants Becoming Part of Democratic Party Infrastructure
In an election year where immigration concerns energized voters.
Jumaane Williams Campaign Marks Progress for Caribbean-Americans
Despite his defeat, the councilman's campaign marks a new chapter for one of the city's largest immigrant groups.
Alcántara Defeated Despite Dominican-American Roots
Alcántara's membership in the Independent Democratic Conference sealed her defeat.
Progressive Women Run to Push Passage of New York’s DREAM Act
Can they push it through the deadlock in Albany?
Exclusive: City Council Bill Calls for Ban on All Contracts With ICE
New legislation would prevent the city from contracting with “entities engaged in immigration enforcement.”
