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“It will slow down commerce, it will cost our economy. All while posing a significant threat to public safety.”
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo plans to challenge Homeland Security's attempt to suspend enrollment in Global Entry and other trusted traveler programs for New Yorkers over access to state motor vehicle records.
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"What's happened is we've had refugee clients say they don't want to reapply for benefits because they're afraid it's going to affect their status going forward."
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One of the bills now goes the governor for a signature, and the rest still have to pass the Senate.
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“What it has done though, is galvanize this group of community groups to go out and make sure people don’t let that fear stop them from being recognized and counted."
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Immigration advocates gathered in Albany on Tuesday calling for state lawmakers to pass a bill that would prohibit ICE arrests at courthouses.
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Immigration activists are holding up a Syracuse family as an example of how an aggressive immigration policy is playing out in upstate New York.
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"I do know that the laws we are passing in this chamber, including this one, are certainly making it far more likely that someone who is here illegally will be registered to vote.”
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The Green Light Law in New York went into effect this week. Some county clerks criticize the changes to allowable proofs of identity.
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The Green Light Law came into effect on Monday in New York state. The law allows undocumented immigrants to apply for drivers’ licenses.