Feds cut $80M FEMA grant to NYC over allegations of luxury housing for migrants
City Comptroller Brad Lander says the money went missing overnight, and his office was unaware the federal government had access to the city’s bank account.
Adams meets with Trump border Czar as NYC faces FEMA cuts, ICE raids, DOJ charges
This is "the first critical test of whether we still have independent leadership at City Hall," said Lander, an Adams critic who is challenging him in June’s Democratic primary.
Trump administration targets NYC, other sanctuary cities in federal funding freeze
New Attorney General Pam Bondi has made one of her first moves to pause federal funding for sanctuary cities in the United States, including New York City.
NYC migrant families keep kids home from school amid ICE fears
Some migrant families say they are keeping their kids home from schools out of fear that the federal immigration agents could show up.
Bronx residents angered over proposed 2,200-bed migrant shelter: 'Dumping ground'
"I understand people need a place to be, and it's getting cold and everything in the future, but we feel like it's a dumping ground."
What would mass NYC migrant deportations look like?
If mass migrant deportations happened in NYC, what would it look like? Is there a plan in place? Here are some of those questions answered.
Trump's deportation plans make headway as Congress passes Laken Riley Act
On Wednesday, the House passed the Laken Riley Act a bill that requires the detainment of unauthorized immigrants accused of theft and violent crimes.
Adams claims Biden administration told him to stay silent on migrants
"People often say well, you know, you don't sound like a Democrat, and you know, you seem to have left the party. No, the party left me, and it left working-class people."
DOJ orders probe into local efforts, including in NYC, to block immigration enforcement
The DOJ is targeting officials blocking Trump’s deportation plans as refugee travel gets canceled. What this could mean for NYC.
Adams says NYC is in talks with ICE as Trump ends birthright citizenship
With deportation raids underway in Chicago, many in NYC prepare for changes—here’s what you need to know.
Migrants in NYC express fears amid Trump's promise of mass deportations
As President Donald Trump begins his second term in office, his focus on immigration enforcement and mass deportations is sparking fear and uncertainty among migrant communities in New York City.
NYC to close 13 migrant shelters by June 2025; new Bronx facility to open
By June, the city plans to shut down 13 emergency migrant shelters while opening a new facility in the Bronx, NYC Mayor Eric Adams said on Friday.
Proposed e-bike registration bill sparks debate over impact on migrants
A proposed bill to require e-bikes and e-scooters in New York City to be registered with visible license plates is sparking controversy, as while supporters argue it would improve safety and accountability, critics say it unfairly targets migrant communities.
NYC closing 25 migrant shelters amid declining numbers
New York City is shrinking the huge emergency shelter system it created to house tens of thousands of migrants as the number of new arrivals steadily drops.
NYC scales back migrant shelters, but uncertainty persists
After nearly two years of influx, New York City officials say the migrant crisis is turning a corner, but many asylum seekers in shelters remain uncertain about their future.
Suspected Venezuelan gang member arrested after exposing himself to Manhattan assistant DA
Brandon Simosa, 25, an alleged member of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, was arrested after allegedly exposing himself to and robbing a Manhattan assistant DA on Sunday.
Trump confirms plans to use military for mass deportations: 'Incredibly fearful'
President-elect Donald Trump is confirming reports that he would declare a national emergency and use the U.S. military to carry out his plans for mass deportation.
NYC immigration advocates rally amid mass deportation fear: 'We will not be silenced'
Hundreds of immigrants and advocates gathered at Foley Square to voice concerns about President-elect Trump’s planned mass deportations Thursday evening.
NYC ending controversial migrant debit card program
New York City is ending a pilot program that provided migrant families with up to $350 a week on prepaid debit cards. Critics had argued that the program was vulnerable to misuse and prioritized migrants over New Yorkers in need.
NYC's 'red shift': How Trump’s gains could reshape the city
Trump's gains in NYC reflect a "red shift," driven by the migrant crisis and political changes. Mayor Adams signals cooperation—here’s how it might affect New Yorkers.