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Immigration advocate Awawdeh speaks during a news conference to address the incoming travel ban to the U.S., at John F. Kennedy airport in the Queens borough of New York City
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Immigrant New Yorkers double down on Schumer for pathway to citizenship

By Nelson A. King
Immigration advocate Awawdeh speaks during a news conference to address the incoming travel ban to the U.S., at John F. Kennedy airport in the Queens borough of New York City
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NY HERO Act ‘huge victory’ for essential workers: NY Immigration Coalition

By Nelson A. King
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Immigrant advocates applaud Hochul’s school masking mandate

By Nelson A. King
Immigration advocate Awawdeh speaks during a news conference to address the incoming travel ban to the U.S., at John F. Kennedy airport in the Queens borough of New York City
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NY ‘dodged bullet’ in 2020 Census: Immigration group

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Clarke warns about Trump’s proposed Public Charge rule

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New policy for immigrant defendants

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Emergency immigration information forum addresses concerns

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Welcome immigrants, don’t stigmatize them

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DREAMers, undocumented youth, attend legal clinic

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Call for executive action to stop unjust deportations

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Caribbean Heritage Voices Shine in Queens: CSP’s Bluelight Reading Series Presents Sons of an Unknown Father by Reynaldo Piniella
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Caribbean Heritage Theatre Comes to Queens: Conch Shell Productions Presents The Buzzer by CHANDRA THOMAS
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