Arya Sundaram
Articles by Arya Sundaram
Travelers at high risk of detention should reconsider flying, according to immigration attorneys.
Carina Kaufman-Gutierrez has along history of advocating on behalf of street vendors.
The Bronx student was among the first local students targeted in President Trump's immigration crackdown.
Clergy, legal observers, social services providers and others allege in a lawsuit that they have been unlawfully barred from immigration court proceedings.
For many of the faithful, the mayor's presence in City Hall and Gracie Mansion puts a whole new twist on the monthlong commemoration.
The lawmaker claims her social media posts, decried by councilmembers as Islamophobic, are protected speech unrelated to her Council role.
The shelter, which is projected to open in mid-2027, would serve adult men and would be located at 4934 Arthur Kill Road in Tottenville.
Johary Cantave was killed around the intersection of 46th Street and Ninth Avenue, about seven blocks from his home, just before midnight, police said.
The Queens lawmaker is accused of "engaging in disorderly behavior" for remarks made on social media.
The officials said in a letter the "public interest demands transparency and accountability."
The protest came after the United States and Israel launched joint strikes on Iran Saturday morning.
Agents are permitted to use "ruses" in enforcement actions, but they can bump up against constitutional protections.
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