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Trump’s USDA Prepares to Pause State Food Stamp Funding in Data Standoff

Secretary Brooke Rollins said on Tuesday that the U.S. Department of Agriculture will pause federal funding to blue states that refuse to provide the information it requested on Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program aid recipients. Rollins said during a Cabinet meeting with President Donald Trump the pause would be in effect as of next week. The […]
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NYPD Agrees to Stricter Practices on Immigration Enforcement Following Probe

An NYPD officer violated New York sanctuary city laws limiting the department’s assistance to federal immigration agencies by accepting a request from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to flag individuals facing deportation, a new Department of Investigation (DOI) report charges. The officer set the alerts, but ultimately kept that information within the NYPD and […]
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Long-Stalled Atlantic Yards Project Could Be Revived in New Plan

A long-stalled project to create thousands of new Brooklyn apartments near Barclays Center could be getting new life. Overseen by the Empire State Development agency, the 22-acre Atlantic Yards project — also known as Pacific Park — was projected to create more than 6,400 apartments in central Brooklyn. But more than two decades after it was […]
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Council Revamps Bill Giving Housing Groups First Dibs to Buy — and Landlords Still Object

Housing preservation groups could be first in line to buy troubled apartment buildings when they go up for sale under a City Council bill updated Monday to address pushback. “This version of the bill gives an opportunity to prove the case that we can give qualified purchasers a slight window to make a real, market-based […]
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ICE Arrested and Separated Chinese Father From 6-Year-Old Son, Advocates Say

ICE agents arrested a Chinese father and his 6-year-old son, separating the two and sending the father to Orange County Jail while the whereabouts of the son remain unknown as of Tuesday morning. The father and his son were arrested at a check-in with ICE inside 26 Federal Plaza last Wednesday, advocates who accompanied the […]
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