immigration

It’s been two weeks since Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents raided Nutrition Bar Confectioners, removing dozens of workers.

A top federal prosecutor had a message for New York businesses days after immigration agents detained dozens of people at a food-processing plant: there’s more to come.

A report from the NY Health Foundation says fear is causing immigrants, documented and undocumented, to miss medical care. Adults and children avoid hospitals and clinics, worried about immigration raids.

The Workers' Center of CNY is seeing the chaos and fear first hand as it tries to support hundreds of families who find themselves targeted by the Trump administration's strict immigration enforcement actions.

WAER News talks with a mother of four who won her asylum case and is applying for residency, but still fears authorities will disregard her status.

The debate is playing out in state budget negotiations. Gov. Hochul is proposing spending $2.4 billion to help house and feed some of the over 160,000 migrants who have entered New York during the past year.

Hochul spoke to the media about the new deal and its impact on the state.

The Republican leaders of two suburban counties have declared states of emergency in an effort to block a plan by New York City’s Democratic mayor to use their communities to house hundreds of international migrants seeking asylum in the U.S.

The state announced $4.38 million specifically geared towards finding high-skilled jobs for immigrants.

In a letter to the president, the leaders of city of Syracuse and Onondaga County offered the region as a resettling ground for those fleeing the Russian invasion of Ukraine.