New York – Bill Would Require Judicial Warrants For ICE At Schools And Other “Sensitive Locations”
New York Gov. Hochul proposes “Local Cops, Local Crimes Act” to end 287(g) deals and limit ICE use of local police and jails.
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New York – Hochul Pitches Tougher Age Checks And Privacy Defaults To Keep Kids Safer On Games And Social Media
New York’s online-safety proposal would expand age checks, default kids to high privacy, limit AI chat features, and add parent spending controls.
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NYC Snow Day – Public Schools Closed Monday; Remote Learning Scheduled
NYC public school buildings close Monday due to weather. Most students learn remotely; some high school students are off.
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New York Declares Emergency Ahead of Extreme Cold And Heavy Snow Through Monday
Albany, N.Y. — New York families are being urged to prepare for dangerous cold and a significant winter storm expected
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U.S. House Backs Supporting Pregnant and Parenting Women and Families Act
Washington, D.C. — A House-approved bill would make clear that states may use federal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
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New York City Opens New 16–25 Clinics To Cut ER Visits And Keep Young Adults In Therapy And Primary Care
New York, NY — Two new youth-focused clinics are opening inside NYC Health + Hospitals/Woodhull in Brooklyn and NYC Health
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New York – Reju To Build $390M Textile Recycling Hub In Rochester, With Jobs Planned
Rochester, N.Y. — A French textiles-recycling company plans to build a $390 million “textile regeneration” hub in Rochester that state
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Minnesota Activates National Guard For Security Support As Protests Grow
Minnesota orders National Guard readiness to support public safety planning and law enforcement if local resources are overwhelmed.
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Minnesota – Trump Administration Targets “Sanctuary” Jurisdictions As ICE Surge Escalates In Twin Cities
St. Paul, Minnesota — Minnesota families could see continued disruption and heightened anxiety in immigrant communities after the White House
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U.S. – Education, Labor Shift Higher-Ed Grant Operations To DOL Starting Next Week
Washington, D.C. — Federal officials say colleges and nonprofits that run federally funded postsecondary programs should prepare for administrative changes
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