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New York Allocates $7.25 Million for Legal Services to Unaccompanied Minors
New York State is investing $7.25 million to fill the gap left by federal funding cuts to legal services for unaccompanied immigrant children. Learn how this affects representation options in your cases.
Federal judge blocks New York's ICE mask ban, upholds 287(g) agreement prohibition
A federal judge blocked New York's law requiring ICE agents to display identification and banning masks, but upheld the state's ban on local police 287(g) cooperation agreements with immigration enforcement.
Federal Judge Blocks New York's ICE Agent Mask Ban, Allows 287(g) Restrictions to Stand
U.S. District Judge Mae D'Agostino blocks New York's state law prohibiting ICE from wearing masks during arrests, but upholds restrictions on local police-ICE cooperation agreements under 287(g).
DOJ Sues New York Over State Mask Ban for ICE Officers
Federal government challenges New York's mask ban and identity disclosure requirement for federal law enforcement, arguing they violate the Supremacy Clause and interfere with immigration enforcement operations.
New York Immigration Courts Adopt Rapid-Schedule Bulk Hearings: What You Need to Know
Immigration courts in New York are scheduling bulk hearings with minimal notice, creating coordination challenges for practitioners, interpreters, and respondents across multiple jurisdictions.
Federal Judge Halts Most ICE Arrests At Manhattan Immigration Courts
A federal judge orders ICE to stop arresting immigrants at NYC immigration courts except in narrow emergency circumstances, reshaping courthouse attendance risk for clients in ongoing litigation.
Federal Judge Restricts ICE Arrests at Three Manhattan Immigration Courts
U.S. District Judge P. Kevin Castel bars federal agents from making arrests without exceptional circumstances at three Manhattan immigration court buildings, reinstating prior policy.