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Census data show just how many immigrant New Yorkers—and how many New York neighborhoods—could be harmed if the proposed ‘public charge’ rule is adopted.

ByBijan Kimiagar

ByMarija Drobnjak

BySophia Halkitis 1Comment

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Oct 2018

Opinion

CityViews: As Trump Cracks Down, NYC Must Step Up on Immigrant Healthcare

‘It’s time for New York City to establish a full-scale immigrant health program, modeled on the success of ActionHealth and similar initiatives elsewhere.’

ByMark Levine

ByCarlos Menchaca 3Comments

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Oct 2018

Education In Depth Investigations

Older New Yorkers Have Huge and Growing Need for English Classes

The city is aging, and its older population includes many thousands of people who have never learned English, posing a large challenge to society that current resources are ill-equipped to…

ByDorian Block 1Comment

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Sep 2018

Government In Depth Investigations

Maloney Running on a Complex Congressional Record

The upstate congressman and attorney general hopeful has supported justice reform and new protections for cops, fought the Muslim ban but voted for increasing screenings of some Mideast nationals and…

ByRoshan Abraham 1Comment

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Aug 2018

Opinion

CityViews: Citizenship Census Question is an Attack on Immigrant Healthcare

‘It is no surprise that members of immigrant and other marginalized communities will not be eager to reveal their citizenship status to government workers knocking on their doors.’

ByChristina Chang 1Comment

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Jul 2018

Government In Depth Justice Opinion Video

Maker, Marker, Message: The Art of Protest Signs

Ever wonder what the story was behind that sign you saw as the protest march walked by?

ByMarc Bussanich 0Comments

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Apr 2018

ARTS and CULTURE

CityReviews: A Priest Whose Fight Helped Shape the City

‘Dagger John’ Hughes built churches and a hospital, schools and a college. Most of all, he built power for the immigrant Irish in the formative years of modern New York.

ByRaymond Schroth 0Comments

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Apr 2018

Opinion

CityViews: Trump’s Move to Send Liberians Home Causes Pain on Staten Island

‘Instead of showing sensitivity to the needs of my community—and an appreciation for the contributions we have made to this country—President Trump has chosen to attack us.’

ByJennifer Brumskine-Gray 2Comments

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Feb 2018

Opinion

CityViews: Gov & State Lawmakers Must Follow Words with Deeds to Protect Immigrants

‘In this moment, it’s worth repeating: We need action. Words of support for immigrants and people of color in this moment are nice, but they will not be enough.’

ByLizbeth Huitzil 1Comment

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Feb 2018

In Depth Investigations Justice