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New York to Limit Cooperation with Federal Immigration Agents Amid Policy Changes

New York to Limit Cooperation with Federal Immigration Agents Amid Policy Changes

New York State is set to implement a new immigration protection package aimed at reducing cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration agents. This initiative, backed by Governor Kathy Hochul, is part of the final state budget language expected to be approved by lawmakers. The package seeks to impose new restrictions on immigration enforcement by federal agencies within the state. A key component of the plan is the limitation of agreements under the 287(g) provision, which allows U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to deputize local officers to enforce federal immigration laws. The move comes in response to increased federal immigration activity in New York, including numerous arrests in New York City and the presence of ICE agents at federal courthouses. The package also includes measures to protect sensitive locations such as schools and hospitals from being used as extensions of federal immigration enforcement.

New York State Issues Cybersecurity Guidance Amid Heightened Threats

New York State Issues Cybersecurity Guidance Amid Heightened Threats

New York State Issues Cybersecurity Guidance Amid Heightened Threats

New York Lawmakers Pass Sanctuary State Bill, Restricting ICE Cooperation

New York Lawmakers Pass Sanctuary State Bill, Restricting ICE Cooperation

New York lawmakers have passed a legislative package that solidifies the state's sanctuary status, significantly limiting cooperation between local law enforcement and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The bill, supported by Governor Kathy Hochul, includes measures such as prohibiting ICE agents from entering public spaces like hospitals without a warrant and banning federal officers from wearing masks to conceal their identity. The legislation also establishes an 'Office of Immigrant Trust' to enforce these provisions. The bill aims to prevent the use of state resources for federal immigration enforcement, a move that has sparked opposition from Republicans who argue it compromises public safety.

President Trump Tests Economic Message in New York Amid Voter Disapproval

President Trump Tests Economic Message in New York Amid Voter Disapproval

President Trump is visiting a competitive congressional district in New York to promote his economic policies, particularly the tax law he signed last year. This law significantly increased the federal deduction for state and local taxes, a crucial change for high-tax states like New York. Despite this, voters largely disapprove of his economic management. During the event, Trump also announced the posthumous awarding of the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Welles Crowther, a 9/11 hero. Additionally, Trump addressed various topics, including voter ID laws and crime, deviating from the economic focus of the event.

The Latest: Trump heads to a competitive New York district as voters sour on the economy

The Latest: Trump heads to a competitive New York district as voters sour on the economy

President Donald Trump is testing his midterm message on the economy in a toss-up congressional district in New York, even as voters largely disapprove of his stewardship

U.S. May Halt Immigration Processing at Sanctuary City Airports

U.S. May Halt Immigration Processing at Sanctuary City Airports

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin has warned that the U.S. could stop processing international travelers and cargo at airports in sanctuary cities. This potential action is part of the administration's immigration enforcement strategy. The move could affect major airports in cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago, which have significant international travel volumes. The warning comes amid ongoing debates over immigration policies and sanctuary city designations.

China foreign minister to chair UN Security Council meeting in US, visit Canada

China foreign minister to chair UN Security Council meeting in US, visit Canada

BEIJING, May 22 (Reuters) - China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi will travel to New York and chair a high-level meeting of the UN Security Council on May 26, the Chinese foreign ministry said on Friday.

New York State Department of Financial Services Issues Cybersecurity Guidance Amid Heightened Threats

New York State Department of Financial Services Issues Cybersecurity Guidance Amid Heightened Threats

New York State Department of Financial Services Issues Cybersecurity Guidance Amid Heightened Threats

President Trump to Deliver Speech at Rockland Community College Amid Tight Security

President Trump to Deliver Speech at Rockland Community College Amid Tight Security

President Trump is scheduled to deliver a speech at Rockland Community College in New York. The event is set for Friday afternoon, and security measures have been heightened in anticipation of his visit. This appearance is part of President Trump's ongoing public engagements, where he addresses various issues and connects with supporters.

Novelis Reports Financial Results Amid Oswego Plant Disruptions Impacting Profitability

Novelis Reports Financial Results Amid Oswego Plant Disruptions Impacting Profitability

Novelis Reports Financial Results Amid Oswego Plant Disruptions Impacting Profitability

Trump heads to a competitive New York district to sell his tax law as voters sour on the economy

Trump heads to a competitive New York district to sell his tax law as voters sour on the economy

President Donald Trump is heading to one of the most competitive congressional districts in the country to test his midterm economic message

US group says Starbucks plastic cups marked recyclable end up in trash

US group says Starbucks plastic cups marked recyclable end up in trash

By Waylon Cunningham May 20 (Reuters) - Starbucks' plastic single-use cups it often serves in U.S. cafes are not as recyclable as the company claims, an environmental nonprofit group said on Wednesday.