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The NY Attorney General's Office requested Oswego police records to investigate local law enforcement involvement in a Sept. 30 immigration standoff.
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Upstate New York sheriffs and Rep. Claudia Tenney are challenging a state law banning local police cooperation with ICE under the federal 287(g) program.
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Rep. John Mannion fielded constituent questions on election integrity, healthcare, and trade during a telephone town hall Thursday evening.
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A new interactive map from Cornell University researchers tracks how local governments and schools across New York state engage with immigration policy.
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Nurse Michele Caliva from the Upstate New York Poison Center speaks about accidental cannabis ingestion. Bioethicist Rachel Fabi discusses immigration enforcement in health care settings. Occupational therapists Alexis Antoniou and Paige Courbat explain their role in the hospital.
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State Agriculture Commissioner Richard Ball hopes the recent crackdown on illegal immigration will push Congress to revamp the federal Guest Worker program.
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About 100 people gathered outside of Syracuse City Hall in support of immigrants who have been detained by ICE agents in central and northern New York.
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Sheriff Toby Shelley said he will not comply with requests from ICE to detain immigrants, because it goes against state guidelines and could lead to lawsuits.
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Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh says the term "sanctuary city" can hold a lot of weight and is a term he tends to avoid.
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Multiple groups who help refugees in Onondaga County are asking the government to help migrants coming from the U.S. southern border.