How NY Can Help Those Most at Risk from the Coronavirus
This piece is the first in a series that grapples with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The NYC ICE Office Has Pretty Much Stopped Releasing People
Update March 30, 2020: A federal judge today issued a preliminary injunction ordering ICE’s New York City Field Office to end its secret practice of jailing nearly everyone officers arrest.
Six Explosive Moments in our Voting Rights Trial
Real-life trials are rarely the stuff of TV courtroom drama. But, in the New York Civil Liberties Union’s case against the East Ramapo School District in Rockland County, sparks flew.
Trump’s Suspension of Global Entry in NY is about Political Payback
The Department of Homeland Security’s announcement earlier this month that it is suspending enrollment and re-enrollment in the Global Entry program is the latest salvo from
How Broken Elections Break Schools
The NYCLU is in federal court this week challenging the winner-take-all at-large voting system for electing school board members in the East Ramapo Central School District.
This School District is Shortchanging the Future of Students of Color
The public schools in East Ramapo, New York were once the pride of Rockland County. People moved to the district in order to send their children to the well-regarded public schools.
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