Less than a week after nearly 60 New York City elected officials penned a letter to President Joe Biden calling for increased federal support in dealing with the migrant crisis, several of them rallied outside City Hall on Monday calling for Biden’s backing.
Read MoreWith fears that the asylum seeker crisis in New York City may worsen with the ending of Title 42, a majority of the city’s congressional representatives signed a joint letter addressed to President Joe Biden looking for his help in allowing the migrants to work.
Read MoreFollowing the meeting at police headquarters, the president traveled to Long Island City’s P.S. 111
Read More"Silence is complicity and we cannot be complicit.”
Read MoreMeng thanked Biden “for standing with the Asian American community during this difficult and challenging time.”
Read More“We can have mature, nuanced conversations about countries, about viruses, about various issues without endangering the lives of our constituents.”
Read MoreA private jail in Queens under state investigation for its COVID-19 failures can continue detaining federal defendants.
Read MoreA 2019 federal contract to operate the Queens jail is potentially worth $313,281,779.
Read MoreThe artist @plannedalism has a history of sprucing up NYC subway stations.
Read More“We implore you to fulfill the housing plan and budget promises you made on the campaign trail.”
Read MoreDonald Trump is the first person from Queens to lose the presidency after a single term.
Read MoreZachariah Boyer and Shawna Morlock are Democratic district leaders in Queens’ Assembly District 36, Part B.
Read More“As of 2020, there is to our knowledge no appointed member of the federal judiciary who identifies as Muslim, nor has there ever been.”
Read More“I will be voting for whoever the Democratic nominee is for president and I think a lot of DSA members will too.”
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