Members of Make the Road New York and the New York Civic Participation Project join with one hundred New Yorkers to stand against the criminalization of immigrants and to demand fair and just immigration reform.
Civil liberties groups are suing the federal government to get information on a program that makes local jails—including New York—part of the immigration enforcement network.
The senator reportedly stayed in an inner office while the tenants chanted and rallied in the hall outside, “Na-na-na-na. Hey, hey, hey, good bye.”
More than 400 New Yorkers went to Albany today to demand greater protections for tenants, including a bill that would repeal vacancy decontrol.
New York has fundamentally changed the way it treats underage sex workers, replacing jail time with social services–if Albany can afford them.
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