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The Excluded Workers Fund: What You Need to Know to Apply

Ever since the Excluded Workers Fund was announced, New Yorkers have had multiple questions about its process of applying, and its eligibility. As the fund started accepting applications last week, Documented and Make the Road hosted a live Q&A event to answer all of those questions. Here is a recap.

Documented, junto con Make the Road, organizó una sesión en vivo donde respondimos las preguntas sobre el fondo para trabajadores excluidos (excluded workers fund).

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Will Green Card Holders Be Able to Vote in NYC Elections?

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Excluded Workers Fund: How Undocumented Immigrants Can Apply

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Some 300,000 undocumented New Yorkers are now eligible for help under the historic Excluded Workers Fund established in the state budget. But there are still some more hurdles to get the cash. Here’s a breakdown.

Does the State Budget Rise to the Moment?

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Cuomo Pushes Burdensome Requirements for Undocumented Workers Fund

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An undocumented workers fund is a measure currently planned for New York’s next budget would provide more than $2 billion in cash assistance for New Yorkers who have been ineligible for federal relief payments during the pandemic

Cuomo Has Not Signed a Bill to Help Separated Children, A Year Later

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Lo que piensan los candidatos sobre inmigración y trabajo

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Nonprofits Supporting Immigrants Suffer From State Budget Cuts

Nonprofits supporting immigrants in immigration court are seeing their contracts slashed due to cuts to the state budget.

An undocumented workers fund is a measure currently planned for New York’s next budget would provide more than $2 billion in cash assistance for New Yorkers who have been ineligible for federal relief payments during the pandemic
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El secretismo de la entrega del dinero para indocumentados en NYC

Luego de meses, aún no hay información oficial sobre cómo aplicar, quién califica y qué organizaciones están dando el dinero para indocumentados anunciados por la Alcaldía.

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City Funding for Undocumented Immigrants is Shrouded in Secrecy

Still no official information on how to apply, who qualifies or which organizations are giving out funds

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Street Vendors Celebrate Removal of NYPD From Enforcement

In response to the protests, Mayor de Blasio decided to move enforcement of street vendors from the NYPD.

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How Coronavirus Relief Is Being Distributed to Undocumented Immigrants

Private donors and independent organizations have connected to move millions of dollars in aid across a gaping hole left in the government’s COVID-19 response.

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Every Year, There’s a Struggle to Fund Legal Services for New York State Immigrants

For four years, advocates had to fight to get the Liberty Defense Project added to the state budget.

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County Clerks Vow to Call ICE on Undocumented New Yorkers Who Want to Drive

“If one of my staff members wanted to call ICE [on undocumented immigrants] I’m not gonna tell them they can’t," one clerk said.

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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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In The City’s Deadliest Industry, Oversight Falls Short

Three construction workers died in April alone, while contractors with a history of worksite deaths continue to get new permits.