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Coronavirus Pandemic Creates Longer Waits in Detention for New York Immigrants
The coronavirus has caused delays of over five weeks for immigrants to have their first hearings at the Varick Street immigration court, documents show
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OPT Visa Holders at Risk Over Coronavirus Layoffs
By Kevin Dugan Coronavirus Primary category in which blog post is published
How to Apply for a Tourist Visa Extension
By Nicolás Ríos Resources Primary category in which blog post is published
Every Year, There’s a Struggle to Fund Legal Services for New York State Immigrants
By Eliza Loukou New York State Legislature Primary category in which blog post is published
Q&A: COVID-19 and Health Care Access
By Nicolás Ríos Health Care Primary category in which blog post is published
Documented and The City Win an EPPY Award
The co-reported story won Best Collaborative Investigative/Enterprise Reporting
After Eight Years, Car Wash Workers Can Cash Their Final Paychecks
The workers divided up the cash from a $9.4 million payout
Early Arrival: Civil Rights Group Sue County Over Sending ICE Voter Data
Monday's Edition of Early Arrival: Groups Sue County for Sharing Voter Data with ICE — Immigrants Deported Without Day in Court — Safe Third Country Agreement
Early Arrival: Breadth Dispute Slows Signing of State DREAM Act
Wednesday’s Edition of Early Arrival: New York Sees Decrease in Applications for Crime Victims Visas — USCIS Coordinated with ICE on the Detention of Sanctuary Movement Leader — Sticking Point with Medicare for All, Failed Veto Override
Early Arrival: Report Says New Jersey Detention Facility Has “Unsanitary and Unsafe Conditions”
Monday's Edition of Early Arrival: — New York State to Renew Immigrant Legal Representation Contract — ICE Stops Force-Feeding Hunger Strikers — Legal Challenges Mount as White House Defends National Emergency
Cases Rescheduled as ICE Fails to Produce Dozens of Detainees in Immigration Court
A New York City immigration courtroom turns to chaos as attorneys wait to see clients who are never brought
Alvin McLean Can Teach You How to Get Deported
From prison, one man helps others prepare for deportation
Dozens of Children Remain in New York After Parents Deported
Dozens of children, as young as 2, remain in New York after being separated at the border from their parents and are now considered to be 'ineligible' for reunification.
