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The NNRA is a network of neighborhood newspapers and radio programming that reaches millions of Caribbean-Americans, Hispanics and African-Americans in New York City. Our publications and radio coverage reach readers and listeners in Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens, Staten Island and Manhattan. We also have readers and listeners in Long Island, New Jersey and Westchester.

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Current Publication

	In the Days of Deportation, All Immigrants Are Targets Since the Trump administration announced its crackdown on undocumented immigrants, stories of individuals abruptly deported have pervaded the news. The accounts of longtime residents who have built families, homes, and businesses only to be deported after years in the United States may seem like outliers, but in fact are now becoming the new normal. Click here to read more...
Past Publications	Understanding the Dangerous Implications of Trump's Executive Order On January 25, 2017, President Trump signed a pair of immigrationrelated executive orders, one dealing with border security and the other with immigration enforcement in the interior of the country. The order on border security has received the most public attention—particularly the "great wall" that Trump is so anxious to build. But it is the other order that presents the greatest danger to unauthorized immigrants Click here to read more...
	Can Hillary Clinton Keep Her Immigration Promises? At the recent Democratic National Convention (DNC) immigration was showcased as both a proud part of America's history and an issue in critical need of Washington's attention. For example, Adriano Espaillat, a formerly undocumented immigrant and first Dominican-American heading to Congress, took the stage with the New York delegation and defended the contributions of immigrants noting "For us immigrants, our commitment to this country isn't always found in our papers, in our documents," Espaillat argued. Click here to read more...
	The DAPA/DACA Case: The Limbo Continues While millions of undocumented immigrants thought their dreams would be realized with the oral hearings before the United States Supreme Court on President Obama's Executive Order for deferred action of deportation for parents of children who are citizens of this country and legal permanent Residents (DAPA), and for young people who were brought to this country by their parents and are undocumented (DACA), their dreams are still in limbo as the wait continues. Click here to read more...
	President Obama Announces Executive Actions on Immigration WASHINGTON — November 20, 2014 - In an address to the nation, President Obama lays out the executive action he's taking to fix our nation's broken immigration system. Click here to read more...
	President Obama Announces Executive Actions on Immigration WASHINGTON — November 20, 2014 - In an address to the nation, President Obama lays out the executive action he's taking to fix our nation's broken immigration system. Click here to read more...
	The Demand Is On for Immigration Reform Now Now that Congress has ended the government shutdown and narrowly averted hitting the nation's debt ceiling, it should come as no surprise that immigration reform is back in the news. Click here to read more... Page 6- Full Report on "Fatal Inequality" for Construction Workers... Click here
	Legalization on the Horizon: Senate Immigration Bill Has Arrived The Senate's "Gang of Eight" have introduced the "Border Security, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act" in the 113th Congress. The bill is 844 pages long and will no doubt invite weeks of debate on many of its provisions. Click here to read more...
	Why America Should Support a Legalization Program As the immigration debate heats up in Congress, the central question for much of the American public will be whether or not to create a pathway to legal status for the 11 million unauthorized immigrants now living in the United States. Click here to read more...
	Seize the Dream... Processing for Deferred Action Begins Beginning August 15th, 2012, USCIS will start accepting deferred action application from applicants. The application for deferred action can be concurrently filed with an application for work authorization document. The Immigration application fee will be $465.00. FREE Consultations for DREAMers: call 718-243-9431 Click here to read more...
	Let the Dreams Begin… Deferred Action for Dreamers —Application Filing Process Likely to Open Third Week in August The Immigrant's Journal Legal & Educational Fund, Inc. (IJLEF) is gearing up to provide direct assistance to immigrant youth and their families August 15, 2012, when it expects the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to formally initiate the filing process for young immigrant students seeking Deferred Action for Dreamers (DAD). Click here to read more...
	President Obama Halts Deportations of Young People Friday, June 15, 2012- "Secretary Napolitano announced new actions my administration will take to mend our nation's immigration policy, to make it more fair, more efficient and more just, specifically for certain young people sometimes called DREAMers." Click here to read more...
	DHS Announces Expansion of Prosecutorial Discretion Guidelines Consumer Advisory: Do Not Be Misled The Obama Administration's Immigration Announcement Is NOT an Amnesty Program! Click here to read more...
	Alabama's Tough Immigration Law Forces Immigrants to Leave Most parts of Alabama's immigration law won't take effect until Sept. 1 at the earliest, yet many people already are reacting to it. Some unauthorized immigrants have moved from Alabama. Many are trying to sell sofas, refrigerators and other items to raise money in case the law does survive a federal court challenge and they need to move home or to states without such a law... Click here to read more...
	Sexual Assault Against Immigrant Women: A Human Rights Tragedy Olivia came to the U.S. from Mexico to escape an abusive relationship. But what the 46- year-old meatpacking worker experienced in this country was a greater horror that still haunts her... Click here to read more...
	D.W.U.: Driving While Undocumented Within a few hours of going to a Plant City, FL, Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) office to change his Canadian license plate to the Sunshine State, “Aramis King” (alias used to protect privacy) was on a plane back to Canada against his will. Click here to read more...
	Obama on the DREAM Act: "My Administration Will Not Give Up" Following a disappointing vote in the Senate, President Obama released the following statement on the DREAM Act. Click here to read more...
	New Legalization/ Amnesty Bill Introduced In the Senate On September 29, 2010 Senators Robert Menendez (D-NJ) and Patrick Leahy (D-VT) introduced S.B. 3932, The Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2010. The bill takes a broad approach to solving the wide range of problems that plague our broken immigration system. It offers proposals on border, interior, and worksite enforcement, on legalization, and on future flows of immigration. Click here to read more...
	Get Out of Green Card Slavery NOW! Everyone has the right to feel safe in their homes, but unfortunately not everyone does. Behind the white picket fence, the two-door garage home, the high-rise apartment — in all types of homes — lurks the horror of domestic violence. Domestic violence is a vicious cycle that rears its ugly head in different forms. Click here to read more...