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Deported Mother Sues Over ‘Traumatic’ ICE Arrest
The plaintiffs also claim that the agents employed “scare tactics” with the intention of intimidating the woman and other migrants.

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The plaintiffs also claim that the agents employed “scare tactics” with the intention of intimidating the woman and other migrants.

Residents warned of increased traffic and environmental pollution associated with a busier airport during an annual Tweed-focused meeting.
The incident remains under investigation, according to police.
“It’s a city that shows love and embraces you,” homegrown NFL player Tyler Booker said. “Great things come out of New Haven, Connecticut.”
“This type of behavior will never be tolerated in this city,” New Haven Police Chief David Zannelli said.
The New Haven Police Department has been “notified about this misuse of funds and a police investigation is ongoing,” an official wrote.
A state Democratic Party panel is weighing a possible redo of U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro’s reelection endorsement.
A man who spent 21 years in jail for a 1990 double murder that he has long claimed he did not commit was awarded $38 million by a jury.
The multinational beauty-food-healthcare-products giant Unilever plans to invest $270 million in opening a new R&D center downtown.
The 47-year-old man had been stopped by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer while taking his daughter to school.
The shuttered club has agreed to return its liquor permit to the state, and to not apply for a new one for at least three years.
A jury has awarded a 29-year-old man $522,000 after finding that two city police officers negligently inflicted “emotional distress” on him.
The club plans to close — four days before a state hearing about whether or not it should lose its liquor license.
A federal judge has issued a gag order to Mayor Justin Elicker and his administration regarding an ongoing wrongful-conviction trial.
A decade-long overhaul of hundreds of units of west-side public housing recently took another step forward.
A former federal prosecutor and a former Yale Law School dean have agreed to represent the city pro bono in defending against a lawsuit.
The teacher was set to return to the classroom this week — until families and students spoke out, and the district reversed its decision.
Crossing guards were stationed at each of the three intersections, helping pedestrians cross safely and figure out the new traffic pattern.
A Queens-based developer paid a combined $2.7 million to purchase the properties.
The driver of a U-Haul van fell asleep behind the wheel before crashing into a utility pole & plunging part of a neighborhood into darkness.