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Patricia Clark told her supervisor that she had flagged 73 marriages to federal immigration services between August and November. According to Mayor Justin Elicker, her actions may have violated the Welcoming City Order.
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OLA of Eastern Long Island is staffing up with two new lawyers to grapple with government-backed bans on incoming migrants, and to provide legal assistance for asylum seekers.
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Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone issued an emergency order Friday to assist New York City address a shortage of available housing for migrants legally seeking asylum. Civil rights and immigrant groups protested the County Legislature on Tuesday, calling any attempt to block migrants from the southern border would be discriminatory.
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Despite the absence of any formal plans to send migrants from New York City to Nassau and Suffolk counties, advocates warn Long Island is not prepared to handle an influx.
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The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has proposed an increase in fees for several of its immigration procedures.
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Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) joined a bipartisan Senate delegation on a trip that legislators are hoping will inspire a new immigration legislation.
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul took steps to protect immigrants from extortion and intimidation.
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Beach grass could protect coastal Connecticut homes...for now
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Republican Congressman Andrew Garbarino doesn’t see eye-to-eye with Democratic Congresswoman Kathleen Rice about how to address unaccompanied migrant…
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The Vice President has been given the thankless job of overseeing immigration from Central America, and she was there last week. “Do not come,” she…