Policy

Policy

Rather than prohibit local cooperation with ICE, Hochul targets state grants to curb it

Gov. Kathy Hochul created some confusion when she declared state resources would no longer go towards civil ICE raids, since state agencies already can’t work with immigration officials.

Policy

Policy

Hochul still not on board with New York for All

While the state Senate majority leader and a number of congressional representatives have joined a growing chorus calling for the new immigration protections, the governor hasn’t come around.

New York City

Politics

NYC Council staffer detained by ICE

At an emergency press conference, Speaker Julie Menin said she was determined to secure his release, but Rep. Dan Goldman sounded more pessimistic.

Immigration

Politics

The day after ICE shooting in Minneapolis, Kristi Noem comes to NYC

The homeland security secretary said even New York City’s bail and sanctuary laws couldn’t prevent the arrest of 54 alleged gang members.

Opinion

Opinion

Opinion: Fund immigrant legal defense now

When due process is attacked, New York must respond swiftly.

New York State

Policy

Fighting the feds dominates first day vibes in Albany

Lawmakers made their way back to the state Capitol to officially kick off the 2026 session, which promises to be eventful.

Immigration

Politics

Gustavo Rivera wants you to know your rights

City & State accompanied the state senator as he spoke with constituents about how to respond to ICE raids.

Immigration

Policy

Goldman seeks answers from Tisch on Nov. 12 NYPD-ICE incident

The lawmaker penned a letter to the police commissioner looking to clarify the department’s protocol.

News & Politics

Politics

The NYPD is barred from coordination with ICE, but some think cops should actively intervene to stop immigration agents

Last week, two NYPD officers were injured in a scuffle with federal immigration agents. The incident highlighted a major coming challenge for Zohran Mamdani – and Jessica Tisch.

Opinion

Opinion

Opinion: Fixing NYC’s street vending chaos is a moral obligation – and a simple one

A newly amended City Council bill will create a regulatory system that balances incentives with enforcement and builds dignity for street vendors.

Opinion

Opinion

Editor’s note: The ICE storm is coming

New Yorkers and elected officials pushed back after masked agents raided Chinatown, but more are on the way.

Immigration

Policy

Hochul ‘tabletopping’ strategies to combat ICE

Gov. Kathy Hochul said she has spoken with Illinois governor JB Pritzker about how Chicago has responded to the president’s immigrant crackdown

Immigration

Politics

Migrant vendors fear returning after Canal Street ICE raid

Multiple people who witnessed the raid talked about the relative emptiness that has followed.

Opinion

Opinion

Opinion: Words of condemnation aren’t enough. Lawmakers must pass anti-ICE legislation.

If we fail as lawmakers to match our words with action, we're giving ICE the green light to escalate.

News & Politics

Politics

Department of Correction investigator violated sanctuary city law, DOI report finds

The Department of Investigation said the city Department of Correction “failed to provide” appropriate training to staff about collaborating with ICE.

Immigration

Politics

State and city lawmakers arrested at 26 Federal Plaza

New York City Comptroller Brad Lander and 10 state lawmakers were arrested and charged with a federal offense after protesting inside the building.

Immigration

Opinion

Opinion: ICE has no place in our communities

Everyone loses when parents are too afraid to pick up their children or when workers vanish from their jobs out of fear.

Immigration

Policy

Want to sue an ICE agent? State lawmakers could make that possible

A new proposed law would create a private right to action in state court against federal officials who violate your constitutional rights