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Join us here!New Yorkers and allies call on ICE to keep a beloved community member together with his asylee family for the holidays. Mario Enrique
Sign the petition to #KeepMarioHome!Erlin is a beloved husband and father of three who has worked so hard to provide for his family in New York City,
Sign the petition to #FreeErlin immediately!Every day workers are forced to accept unsafe or harmful working conditions and hesitate to speak up because they’re afraid they’ll lose their
Take Action!From immigrant and working-class communities across New York City, Long Island and Westchester
Earlier this year we wrote to you about Erlin Centeno, a Garifuna land rights defender, who fled Honduras with his wife and children after his cousins were killed and he became a target of death threats. Four months ago, following a routine check-in with ICE in New York City, Erlin was detained. Since then his family is terrified that they will be permanently separated.
We are thrilled to announce a major victory in our movement: immigration relief for half a million undocumented people! President Biden just announced parole in place, a policy that will grant temporary legal…
Elections are finally here! Early voting in the primaries begins this weekend, and we want to make sure that people in our community who are eligible to vote, show up and make their voices heard!
A new report released on Tuesday found serious issues with Westchester County’s Bee-Line Bus service. The study was authored by Tri-State Transportation Campaign, a New York City-based nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting sustainable transportation, equitable planning policies and practices, and strong communities in the New York City metro area and Make the Road New York, the state’s largest progressive grassroots immigrant-led organization.
os pasajeros de los ómnibus de Westchester Bee Line, quisieran que el servicio incluya mayor accesibilidad e infraestructura para las personas con discapacidad y que los paraderos cuenten con bancas para sentarse y pantallas de información en tiempo real sobre la llegada de los ómnibus, según un estudio presentado hoy martes en White Plains por la Campaña de Transporte Tri-State (TSTC) y Make the Road New York (MRNY).