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ICE agent shoots man in Marble Hill with a 5-year-old in back seat
The shooting, the first by an ICE agent in New York City in six years, drew swift condemnation from Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Gov. Kathy Hochul and ignited protests that stretched late into the night.
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NY to fund over $7M of legal bills for immigrant kids after feds balk
New York plans to cover legal bills for about 1,400 children with pending immigration cases who could lose their representation in court if the Trump administration stops paying for those services.
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NY Rep. George Latimer calls for closing all ICE detention centers
Just a day before a high-profile death in a federal detention center in New Jersey, New York Rep. George Latimer had walked the corridors of that very facility to see firsthand how immigrant detainees are treated in Delaney Hall.
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New York can’t force ICE to remove masks, judge rules
Twelve local police agencies, including Nassau County’s, are now legally required to cut all ties with the agency. Two are defying the order instead.
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ICE, Border Patrol stalk immigrant workers across upstate New York
From a Rochester-area greenhouse to a Syracuse-area factory, reports indicate immigration agents are tracking down immigrant labor.
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Sightings of ICE in the Hudson Valley amid Tom Homan’s NY ‘surge’ vows
Social media alerts started warning of ICE in the Hudson Valley beginning on July 21.
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Legal protection expires for Haitians and Syrians, exposing thousands to ICE
Temporary Protected Status has ended for Haitians and Syrians in New York, and Salvadorans could be next.
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Man in custody after setting off incendiary device outside Manhattan Federal Plaza immigration court
Two people suffered minor injuries after a fire broke out at 26 Federal Plaza Monday morning. The FBI is investigating the incident as a possible act of terrorism.
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Rochester man sues DHS after agents tracked him for criticizing ICE
David Streever fired off an angry email in January comparing US Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s former leader to a Nazi official. Five months later, federal agents showed up at his home and followed him to a hotel while he was traveling with his 7-year-old daughter.
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Inside the contested race for New York’s next comptroller
For the first time in nearly two decades, Tom DiNapoli is facing a real fight for New York’s comptroller seat, as two challengers force reckoning over what the state’s most powerful overlooked office should wield over nearly $300 billion of public money.
