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When ICE Moves Into the Office Next Door (opens the original)
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Community members in Williamsport, Maryland, protest a proposed ICE facility. Last February, activists in Hyattsville, Maryland, learned that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) wanted to lease between 3,750 and 5,001 square feet of additional space in a building that includes a community college, a food pantry, a childcare center, a medical office, and a county social welfare officeâand they promptly began mobilizing to stop the expansion. Although ICE had maintained a small legal offi
The SNAP Ripple Effect (opens the original)
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Itâs noon on a hot Tuesday in August, but the line outside the food pantry at St. Patrickâs Roman Catholic church in Brooklyn, New Yorkâwhich opens at 1:30 p.m.âis already more than thirty people deep. Barbara, age fifty, sits on her Rollator chair and waits in the line. âI had a stroke three years ago,â she tells The Progressive. Barbara speaks slowly but clearly, explaining that the stroke impaired her mobility, and that sheâs at the pantry to get food while she waits for an app
A Bill in New York City Would Increase Protections for Package Delivery Workers (opens the original)
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New York City Councilmember Tiffany Caban calls the Delivery Protection Actâa bill that is awaiting a vote by the full City Councilââthe most important municipal labor bill in the country.â If passed, the legislation will make New York City the first locality in the United States to require corporations like Amazon to directly employ every warehouse worker, driver, or delivery person who distributes packages to consumers. It will also require every âlast mile distributorââprovider
Helping Workers Beat the Heat (opens the original)
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In late June, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani issued Executive Order 17 to publicize the risks of excessive heat. The order identifies ways to protect workers who perform labor outdoorsâincluding those in construction, landscaping, app-based food delivery, street vending, and trash collectingâas well as those who may encounter excessive heat in indoor kitchens and warehouses. Mamdaniâs initiative follows years of organizing by the TEMP Coalition, which was led by the New York Committee
Finding a Voice Behind Bars (opens the original)
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During the thirty-eight years she spent in prison, Patty Prewitt wrote approximately 14,000 letters to loved ones and people she believed could help overturn her conviction for the murder of her husband, a crime she strenuously denies committing. But even after receiving clemency from Missouri Governor Mike Parson in December 2024, Prewitt kept writing: Earlier this year, she published a childrenâs book with drawings by formerly incarcerated artist Yellow Moon. The book, called A Little Person
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