Arya Sundaram
Articles by Arya Sundaram
Three top Mamdani advisers recount how Islamophobia and the post-9/11 mass arrests and surveillance of Muslims altered the trajectories of their careers.
Many in the region are awaiting word on the fate of loved ones missing since tragedy struck Wednesday.
New data confirms a rise in immigration arrests many in targeted communities suspected was underway.
A final version of the plan, originally due in April 2024 under then-Mayor Eric Adams, has still not been released.
The Trump administration previously did not publicly disclose news of Jose Chajon-Raxon’s death.
The state will help close a funding gap created when the Trump administration let a legal services contract lapse.
The Venezuelan immigrant reported back to work at his City Council analyst job on Monday.
The lawsuit is among a trove of complaints that accuse the school of failing to protect both Palestinian and Jewish students on campus.
City Hall says it terminate the jobs of over a dozen Haitian immigrants after the White House ended their relief under a humanitarian program.
Trump's ending Temporary Protected Status for Haitians has implications beyond the immigrant community.
A contract for legal services briefly expired, leaving many unaccompanied minors without the assistance of counsel.
A video on social media shows the officer pepper-spraying the woman in the face, turning and then walking away.
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