OPINION: The ‘shame’ of detaining a pregnant woman in ICE jail
/“I am horrified that our federal government and our local elected leaders are allowing people to be jailed for no reason.”
Read More“I am horrified that our federal government and our local elected leaders are allowing people to be jailed for no reason.”
Read MoreThe most recent arrest inside a courthouse occurred in Queens Criminal Court on June 17.
Read More“It’s unclear if she will be able to get out even with the humanitarian concerns.”
Read More“The client was hospitalized briefly but is not receiving consistent medication.”
Read More“The strong economic framework that we enjoy today is a direct result of the City’s welcoming policy toward immigrants that we have maintained for over 100 years.”
Read MoreAt least 33 people were arrested in and around Queens County courthouses last year.
Read More“Immigrants cannot wait another year.”
Read More"ICE continuously flouts the law, with little or no regard for basic human rights.”
Read MoreThree lower courts have so far blocked the plan to ask every U.S. resident about citizenship in the census.
Read MoreJames joined a lawsuit challenging the question that could prevent many immigrants from completing the Census for fear of being identified as a noncitizen or undocumented immigrant.
Read MoreCUNY Law students and immigration lawyers from Citizenship Now! Will guide permanent residents through the process of applying for full citizenship.
Read MoreImmigrants’ rights advocates say the citizenship question will discourage noncitizens from completing the Census.
Read MoreAsian Americans For Equality recently announced a new round of no-cost classes designed to prepare local residents for the citizenship exam.
Read MoreThe act will amend New York Penal Law to shorten the maximum jail sentences for certain class A misdemeanors to avoid triggering deportation proceedings.
Read MoreThe proposed rule change would define anyone who receives benefits — even if they are not dependent on them — as a “public charge.”
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