Plus: The Justice Department says it will share voter roll information with DHS, according to new court filing ...

Union building workers want to preserve their Legal Services Fund, an employer-funded benefit that provides legal assistance ...

Delivery workers now have a place to rest and recharge near City Hall, the first of three proposed hub locations citywide.

Plus: Immigration policy is forcing foreign doctors out of U.S. hospitals, even amid a health care worker shortage ...

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A court filing from government lawyers acknowledges that one of their legal bases for detaining immigrants in 26 Federal ...

Advocates are calling on the Mexican government to extend its pension program to 89,000 older citizens, many of whom are ...

NYC immigration attorneys say they are seeing “unusual” and “absurd” excuses for why judges are denying their clients bond.

Plus: Buffalo medical examiner rules Rohingya refugee’s death a homicide, and DHS sued over home entries in immigration ...

Faiza Ali, the life-long Brooklynite and daughter of immigrants, looks to build trust during a revamp of the city's embattled ...

The Trump administration's proposal to end remittances sent from the U.S. to Haiti could cut of a vital financial lifeline for those in the unstable nation.

Officials say the pause may be temporary, as incoming DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin reviews the agency’s existing policies ...