Now that he’s gone, I find myself laughing at those horrible old punchlines.

The order limits ICE's ability to make arrests at New York's immigration courts, and follows an admission from Trump administration lawyers that they misinterpreted a guidance memo to justify the arre...

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A quiet crisis is brewing in New York Streets, where immigrants are arrested in the neighborhoods they call home.

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Zoila Guerra Sandoval, a native of Guatemala who has lived in Maryland for nearly two decades, is the former partner of José Mynor López, one of the workers repairing the Key Bridge overnight when the...

Dozens of New York area immigrants come together monthly to relive — and heal — from their experiences in detention centers.

Employers in New York restaurants are growing hesitant to hire Haitian immigrants as uncertainty around work authorization intensifies.

Dozens of men were swept up in crackdowns on New York's Chinatown gangs in the 1990s and sentenced to decades in prison. More than 30 years later, they're urging the state to let them go home.

The lawsuit alleges that Latinos and other immigrant New Yorkers of color have been targeted due to appearance and arrested without cause.

Advocates are calling on the Mexican government to extend its pension program to 89,000 older citizens, many of whom are living in poverty in the U.S.

NYC immigration attorneys say they are seeing “unusual” and “absurd” excuses for why judges are denying their clients bond.

A court filing from government lawyers acknowledges that one of their legal bases for detaining immigrants in 26 Federal Plaza and other courts was inaccurate.

What to know about traveling as an immigrant — your rights, risks, and tips for staying safe when you travel by car, train, bus or airplane.

The raids have changed the lives of immigrants in the area, from how they work to how they acquire food and clothing.

The raids have changed the lives of immigrants in the area, from how they work to how they acquire food and clothing.

Before 9 a.m. on a typical workday, María, a 42-year-old woman from Mexico, has already made two trips by foot from her home to Corona Plaza. She has had to haul six boxes with her for the two-block w...

Chaofeng Ge was found dead in ICE custody last year, hanging in a shower stall with his hands and feet bound behind his back. His family wants answers.

As more New Yorkers are on the look out for immigration agents, the rate of false reports of ICE activity has gone up as well.

A union dominated by women and foreign-born members view the nurses' strike as the latest major labor win in New York City.

If passed, a new law would ban 24-hour shifts in New York City, a practice advocates call ‘inhumane.’

We jokingly called it “the daycare.”

We jokingly called it “the daycare.”

What it’s like to mark the saddest thing that’s ever happened to you at “the happiest place on earth.”

Churchgoers cheer after courtroom victory for Allan Marrero, whose marriage was torn apart by ICE in New York City.

Documented NYC goes where immigrant communities are.

Documented, the nonprofit newsroom that covers New York's immigrant communities, receives lots of requests to help newsrooms in other states and countries produce news with and for immigrants. The com...

New parents will see themselves in the bleary-eyed characters. I did.

A day after Renee Good was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Minnesota, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem criticized NYC leaders for their 'provocative' language and lack of support.

More than 16,000 nurses at five NYC hospitals could walk off the job next week as management continues to push cuts to employee care and staffing.

In some immigrant families, children born in the United States are taking on the role of caregivers for their parents in order to protect them from deportations and detentions

40 years ago Peter Asan was convicted of armed robbery. Last week he received a pardon from NY Governor Kathy Hochul. Tomorrow is his next immigration check-in — and he doesn't know what to expect.

Joy, relief, fear, and doubt ripple through New York’s Venezuelan community as U.S. military intervention reshapes both their homeland and their legal future.

How life has changed in the New York area, according to data on traffic, transit and the responses of 600 readers.

Afghan immigrants in NYC face a growing number of non-routine ICE check-ins and detentions following a recent shooting. Advocates warn of a chilling effect on the community.

Anyone got the time? They want to know how much time is left in class ... but can't quite tell, one teacher says. [ more › ]

For some immigrant families in Queens — many of whom are grappling with economic hardship, family separation and fears of deportation — the “Magical Christmas” event brought some relief and a bit of h...