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FY2023

Gothamist: NYC’s Immigration Court Delays Could Jeopardize Migrants’ Chance at Asylum

NYLAG’s Melissa Chua and Grace Choi spoke to Gothamist about how chaos and delays outside of immigration court in New York City are jeopardizing immigrants’ ...
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FY2023

Documented: Migrants Struggle to Find Lawyers to Meet One Year Deadline to File for Asylum

NYLAG's Jodi Ziesemer spoke with Documented about the demand for free legal services for asylum-seekers in New York City, one year after thousands were bussed ...
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FY2023

Opinion: NYC’s ‘Right to Counsel’ program in dire need of funding life raft

"The time is now for City Hall to step up and make the Right to Counsel program a reality so that low-income tenants can get ...
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Evelyn Frank Legal Resources Program

Public News Service: NY Expands Access to Medicare Savings Programs

NYLAG's Valerie Bogart spoke to Public News Service about Medicare Savings Programs expansions for older adults in New York, advocating for immigrants to receive healthcare ...
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FY2023

Opinion: Homeless shelters that make sense: Large, dangerous congregate shelters drive people away

In the New York Daily News, NYLAG's Deborah Berkman and City Relief's Josiah Haken explain why the City should invest in non-congregate shelters to better ...
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Immigrant Protection Unit

Gothamist: A Year After the Invasion, Ukrainians Are Gaining Their Footing in New York

NYLAG's Jodi Ziesemer spoke to Gothamist about the federal government's programs to support Ukrainian nationals in the United States as the Russian invasion of Ukraine ...
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Consumer Protection Unit

NY Focus: For Scandal-Plagued For-Profit Colleges, No State Is More Welcoming Than New York

NYLAG's Jessica Ranucci was interviewed for this piece from New York Focus on New York State's tuition subsidies for poorly-performing for-profit colleges.
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Government Benefits

NY Times: Migrants Protest Move From Midtown Hotel to Barracks-Style Shelter

NYLAG's Deborah Berkman, supervising attorney in our Shelter Advocacy Initiative, spoke to the New York Times about the immense barriers recent asylum-seekers face in finding ...
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Government Benefits

Gothamist: New Yorkers Sue City Over Delays to Food Stamps

NYLAG's Abby Biberman was quoted in Gothamist about NYLAG's class action lawsuit, along with the Legal Aid Society, on behalf of New Yorkers who were ...
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Education Rights

Gothamist: NYC Receives $38 Million Funding Boost for Lawyers Litigating Special Education Lawsuits

NYLAG's Danielle Tarantolo spoke to Gothamist about the New York City Department of Education’s efforts to get additional funding for staff to handle cases brought ...
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