In a 2024 Asylum Survey Report titled “Leaving Behind the Newest New Yorkers” released on Thursday by three immigrant rights and community-based organizations shed light on the disparities faced by Black migrants compared to their Latin American counterparts in New York City.
The deputy director of Make The Road New York, one of the support groups involved in the survey, says they're calling on the city to take action to further help these individuals.
Black migrants in New York City are more likely than their Latin American counterparts to receive an eviction notice from a city shelter, go without food or lack warm clothing, according to a report released on Thursday by three immigrant rights and community-based organizations.