Adi Talwar
A skyscraper on 11th Avenue in Hudson Yards
“If New York is serious about meeting its climate goals, the city must then live up to its stated priorities and give programs the resources to meaningfully follow through on their legislative mandates.”
En 2022, la gobernadora Kathy Hochul cedió en las negociaciones y dio luz verde a la ampliación de Medicaid para dar cobertura a los inmigrantes indocumentados mayores de 65 años. El Departamento de Salud del estado puso en marcha el programa el mes pasado después de un retraso de un año.
The legislation, introduced in Albany by Assemblywoman Catalina Cruz and State Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal, would prohibit policies that restrict the length of homeless shelter stays—aimed at halting the Adams administration’s 30 and 60-day shelter notices for newly arrived immigrants.
Después de meses de negociación bipartidista, la semana pasada un grupo de senadores publicó un proyecto de ley de seguridad nacional de $118.000 millones de dólares que incluia financiación para Ucrania, Israel y seguridad fronteriza para lidiar con la inmigración, pero en menos de una semana el proyecto de ley se hundió.
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