Immigrants living in New York City using Medicaid, housing vouchers and SNAP, might soon have to choose between receiving their green cards and public benefits.
More people are being arrested and detained for months during routine government check-ins in the Tri-State area, including people without criminal backgrounds.
Police have made at least 66 arrests after an anti-ICE protest broke out at a hotel in Manhattan on Tuesday evening, according to sources.
With the removal order rescinded, and a $6,000 bond posted, Allen Dabrio Marrero's immigration status is in good standing to continue pursuing a green card.
Rafael Bohorquez, 53, is a data analyst for the City Council, and he was detained at a routine immigration appointment.
The employee works as a data analyst at City Hall and his arrest has sparked outrage.