The Haitian Times: Haitian immigrants face loss of legal status as Biden parole program expires, here are possible next steps

Jonathan Fox, Tenants Right Unit Director at NYLAG shared answers to common questions about tenants' rights in an interview with Documented.

NYLAG's Anna Luft spoke with CityLimits about the significant delays public housing residents face when requesting repairs, and how they are often forced to fight for even basic maintenance, leaving them in unsafe and unlivable conditions.

NYLAG's Rose Marie Cantanno spoke with New York Focus about the crippling debt that has long plagued taxi medallion owners. Although the relief plan was intended to offer a financial lifeline, many drivers are still struggling under the burden of loan payments, with no clear path out of this financial nightmare.

Allison Cutler, a Supervising Attorney in NYLAG's Immigrant Protection Unit, spoke to The New York Times about what we're seeing on the ground, and how missing mail only increases risk of harm to our new neighbors.

Maria Huel, a supervising paralegal at NYLAG's Immigrant Protection Unit, recently spoke with CityLimits about how Parole in Place (PIP) can help immigrants meet the inspection requirement for adjusting their status, but it falls short of providing permanent immigration relief.

In exploring the data around older students facing unaddressed reading challenges in NYC, the Times highlights stories including that of Ms. Dipisa and her son Alejandro, who continue to work with NYLAG's Special Education Unit in securing the support he needs.