Golden Krust workers had issues with their union. When Cesar Alarcón started meeting with workers, it begged the question: why would a seasoned anti-union consultant suddenly be interested in forming a union with them?

ICE Is detaining West African women, some of whom have been in New York for decades, with plans to send them to countries they have no connection to.

"We are living through one of the most intense periods of immigration enforcement in American history." In a new monthly column, Austin Kocher explores the impact of rising immigration enforcement.

Despite a federal court order restricting data sharing between ICE and the IRS, ICE has enlisted data broker ThunderCat Technology to break longstanding taxpayer privacy protections. 

The expansion of the ‘public charge’ rule is just the latest in a barrage of efforts by the Trump administration to impede immigrants' participation in public life.

In scores of cases reviewed by Documented, federal courts found flawed proceedings, disregarded instructions and other problems in hearings determining whether ICE detainees could go free.

Hispanic Heritage Month is meant to honor the contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities, but it also encompasses people with vastly different histories and traditions under one umbrella.

ICE is deliberately withholding the locations of some detainees from lawyers and loved ones. At what point does that amount to “disappearing” them?

Following the ICE shooting of Dominican New Yorker Oscar Belgal, immigrants in Marble Hill say their normally tranquil community is now plagued by paranoia, anger and fear. 

Despite the recent opening of the secret 'shadow court', advocates still report concerns over the court hearings at 26 Federal Plaza, citing rapid processing and lack of due process.

A section of Bay Parkway in Brooklyn has been co-named Canton Avenue to honor the contributions and enduring legacy of the Chinese American community.

Through KidsKnowRights, New York City teenagers step up to help immigrant families better understand their rights and the law.

The Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption (SCRIE) locks your rent in place. Here’s who qualifies and how to apply.

Discover Documented's guide to free Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations across five boroughs, featuring music, food, and cultural festivals.

A guide to the application process for New York City's Specialized High Schools, and resources for immigrants.

In at least four cases, Judge Shana W. Chen accused immigration lawyers of wasting her time, and then rushed into making a decision that denied bond, depriving people seeking release from detention.

ICE Is detaining West African women, some of whom have been in New York for decades, with plans to send them to countries they have no connection to.

In a 125-page ruling, U.S. District Judge Luis A. Kaplan issued a permanent injunction against DHS to improve inhumane conditions at ICE detention rooms in 26 Federal Plaza.

At Brooklyn Bridge Park, chefs shared family recipes and diaspora histories while creating opportunities for their businesses amid mounting immigration pressures.

"We are living through one of the most intense periods of immigration enforcement in American history." In a new monthly column, Austin Kocher explores the impact of rising immigration enforcement.