ICE
Posted inParks
The contract with the publicly-owned corporation that allows ICE to park vehicles on Pier 40 won’t be renewed when it expires at the end of June.
Posted inICE
ICE Opening Huge Lockup 50 Miles North of New York City
The coming “processing facility” is already triggering protests upstate.
Posted inImmigration
Anger Builds Over Arrest of Venezuelan Council Staffer As New Details Emerge
Attorneys say the data analyst had work authorization and was attending an asylum interview when he was arrested by ICE.
Posted inICE
City Council Staffer from Venezuela Arrested by ICE on Long Island, Speaker Says
The staffer was attending a “routine immigration hearing” in Bethpage in Nassau County, City Council Speaker Julie Menin said Monday evening.
Posted inICE
Packed Crowd Cheers as Judge Releases Advocate’s Aunt in High-Stakes Immigration Hearing
Aissatou Diallo, the aunt of Adama Bah, was released Friday after a judge ripped into the Trump administration’s dubious account of her arrest and efforts to deport a woman who’d lived peacefully in America for 25 years to a third country to be named later.
Posted inICE
NYC Deportations Ramped Up While Immigration Arrests Slowed, Latest Data Shows
The number of deportations exceeded the number of arrests in August and again in September — the first time that’s happened in the two years for which data is available.
Posted inICE
VIDEO: Federal Agents Bust Into Queens Apartment, Pointing Guns at Mother and Her Four Kids
The agents came looking for a relative who no longer lived there and didn't show a warrant or identify themselves. Days later, the children are terrified to leave their parents' sides.
Posted inICE
Comptroller Brad Lander Seeks Federal Trial for Protest Outside ICE Holding Area
Other officials arrested while protesting at 26 Federal Plaza in September will have their federal charges dropped if they avoid arrest inside a federal building for six months.
Posted inICE
As ICE Street Raids Ramp Up, New Yorkers Stock Up On Whistles
Taking a cue from Chicago, community groups have distributed thousands of whistles in recent weeks — a grassroots system people in other cities have adopted to help neighbors sound the alarm.
Posted inVendors
Vendors Press Council for New Licenses After ICE Canal Street Raid
The push comes as the Adams administration has dragged its feet on implementing previous reforms while ramping up criminal enforcement.

