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...the movement, which will hopefully encourage them to keep working for these organizations in some capacity after their term. Another challenge is trying to get new partners and potential members...

...to the parole in place program for long-term undocumented immigrants married to U.S. citizens, as well as the step-children of U.S. citizens. This program could have temporarily protected up to...

...highlights the need to move away from the costly band-aid approach of opening more emergency shelters and HERRCs. Using CityFHEPS vouchers moves long-term residents into permanent housing, thus freeing up...

...designed only to score cheap political points, rather than create the long-term benefits of a fair and efficient immigration system which will pay dividends to our economy and our communities.”...

...thriving, and diverse New York City, for both new and long-term immigrants navigating complex systems in an unfamiliar language. The NYC Community Interpreter Bank ensures these individuals can access critical...

...between putting food on the table and long-term stability,” said New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer. “This rule should not be used to play politics with the lives of...

...there are no long-term fiscal costs to local and state communities of refugee resettlement. At the same time, the cultural and social benefits are immense. Murad Awawdeh, Executive Director, New...

...their path toward self-sufficiency. Nonetheless, these rules underscore the urgent need for long-term solutions to address the ongoing challenges new arrivals living in shelters face. We urge the City to...

...unhoused individuals and families can get on their feet. Instead of complicating an already arduous system— Mayor Adam’s should instead alleviate the shelter crisis by getting both long-term shelter residents...

...this over the finish line. We cannot lose this opportunity. The time is NOW." “We at AALDEF know that DACA was never meant to be a long-term solution for undocumented...