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Immigrant Bail Bond Industry Is ‘Wild West,’ State Lawmakers Say

New York immigrants drive calls for greater deportation protections

Resident advocacy group racing against time to prevent wave of Southern Towers evictions

 

Resisting corporate-led evictions in Virginia: Interview with African Communities Together

April 22, 2022 10:49 AM CDT  BY JOEL CORNELL

 

Funding for Adult Literacy and Other Immigrant Services To Be Contested in City Budget Negotiations

March 30, 2022 | by Anna Kaufman

Thousands of Liberians fear deportation, as citizenship program expires amid backlogs

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Black Immigrants Feel Excluded, Though Their Population Is Growing

Black immigrants chose Ukraine for quality of life, education. War leaves them fearful.

Residents and workers rally against new development

Documented NY: Bronx Fire Survivors Slowly Piece Together Their Lives

Local government must be held accountable for failing to fix poor housing conditions, Bronx fire victims and advocates say. 

BY REBECCA CHOWDHURYFEB 14, 2022