As the cost of housing, groceries, and other everyday expenses continue to rise, many AAPI New Yorkers are questioning whether they can afford to remain in the city they've long called home.

U.S. Border Patrol ramps up deportations in the early days of the pandemic. Over 250,000 New York residents have been ordered deported, according to a 2025 analysis of immigration court data. The data ...

More than 60,000 migrants have been under New York City’s care since the spring of 2022, many of whom are asylum seekers who have received their Employment Authorization Documents (EAD) and are ready ...

To meet customer demand, Choe makes 120 pounds of soondae every day.

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Immigrant New Yorkers say they're avoiding public spaces, missing medical appointments and considering self-deportation as reports of ICE sightings continue to rise.

ICE’s new detention center contracts say state laws “shall not apply,” federal documents show: One day after a judge ordered a Tacoma ICE jail to open its doors to state health inspectors, ICE ...

Immigrants told Documented they felt let down by a well-known organization that helped with asylum applications and other paperwork.

A slate of street vending laws were passed by the City Council last year. Photo: Ralph Thomassaint Joseph for Documented With the election of Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the City Council’s recent passage ...

As face and voice scans appear at NYC businesses and residences, new bills take aim at reining in the new technology.

Seeking child support in New York? Any custodial parent, guardian, or caretaker can apply, regardless of their income or ...

Many New York businesses are now grappling with the consequences of TPS termination as workers lose authorization and face deportation.