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Here’s What the Top Mayoral Candidates Say They’ll Do for Immigrant New Yorkers

Documented and City & State dug through the Democratic mayoral candidates' plans for the City’s immigrant residents. This is what we found

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Does the State Budget Rise to the Moment?

By Zach Williams Politics Primary category in which blog post is published

COVID-19 is Driving Homelessness for Undocumented Immigrants in New York

By Rebecca Chowdhury

Border Crossings Highest in 15 Years

By Deanna Garcia Newsletter Primary category in which blog post is published

Biden Made Clear ‘The Border is Closed,’ Mayorkas Says

By Deanna Garcia Newsletter Primary category in which blog post is published

Food Delivery Workers, Street Vendors Launch Hunger Strike Demanding More Relief for Undocumented Workers

By Jessica Fu Labor Primary category in which blog post is published
The weeklong “Fast for the Forgotten” aims to put pressure on lawmakers to fully fund cash assistance for residents who haven’t been able to access stimulus checks or unemployment insurance.

Students and Alumni Call on Kean University to Drop Board Members Linked to ICE Detention Facility

By Deanna Garcia Immigration Detention Primary category in which blog post is published

珠江百货从来都不只是一家商店，它是场运动

珠江关闭了纽约的旗舰店，搬到一处小店面下一步它将走向何方？

Newsletter Primary category in which blog post is published

Migrant Families Released from Pennsylvania Jail

Pennsylvania's Berks County Residential Center released several parents and children last week and is no longer holding families.

Immigration Court Primary category in which blog post is published

DOJ Appeals Ruling Limiting Immigrant Detentions Without a Court Hearing

A New York judge ruled that ICE must present immigrants for court hearings within 10 days of being detained. The DOJ just appealed the ruling

Immigration Detention Primary category in which blog post is published

Why I Led a Hunger Strike Against ICE in New Jersey

How one detained man organized a hunger strike and what it cost him

Lautaro – which is not his real name – was one of the strike leaders at Hudson county jail, where he has been incarcerated for less than a year. We spoke with him, one of the hunger strike leaders at Hudson county jail. This is his story in his own words of what it was like
Immigration Detention Primary category in which blog post is published

New York Lawmakers Pay a Surprise Visit to Orange County Correctional Facility

State Sen. Jessica Ramos and Assemblymember Karines Reyes had a surprise visit to the facility to push for the The New York for All Act

Federal Immigration Policy Primary category in which blog post is published

Documented Event: The First Days of the Biden Presidency

WNYC's Matt Katz will interview four experts on what Biden means for immigrant New Yorkers

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

Special Juvenile Status: Why Can’t They Get Their Green Cards?

About 26,000 abused and neglected young people must remain effectively undocumented for years, despite being told they can stay in the US.

Labor Primary category in which blog post is published

A Strike That Essential Workers at Hunts Point Produce Market Won

Unionized workers at the Hunts Point Terminal Produce Market began a strike after management refused to raise their wages. On Saturday, they announced they had won an 70 cent-per-hour raise

Immigration Detention Primary category in which blog post is published

New Yorker Held in NJ ICE Custody Tests Positive for COVID-19

The immigrant New Yorker is the eighth person to test positive for Covid-19 at the ICE facility located in New Jersey