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Do you think you could tell the difference between a real lawyer on TikTok and a fake one?
Documented analyzed tens of millions of TikTok posts and found swarms of fake immigration attorney accounts and bots that were taking advantage people in desperate situations.
NYC Is adding 10,500 street vendor licenses. The 2026 signup is open from Nov. 2 until Dec. 6, with new requirements. Here’s what you need to apply for the General Vendor licenses
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The 2026-2027 Heating Equipment Repair and Replacement benefit is open, and senior New Yorkers may qualify for up to $8,000 to fix or replace their heater.
Here’s what you need to know about the application process.
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Republican candidate Bruce Blakeman and Democratic incumbent Kathy Hochul are facing off in the NY gubernatorial election, with voters deciding whether to keep bans on local law enforcement's collaboration with ICE. documentedny.com/2026/10/30/…
Here is what you need to know about contacting a loved one in ICE detention, how to add funds to their communication and commissary accounts, and more.
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Voters in upper Manhattan and The Bronx say they're prioritizing safer streets, affordable housing, and other hyper local issues when they head to the polls next week
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At the Nou Akoma Nou Sinèji Haitian Dominican Transnational film festival, Haitian and Dominican New Yorkers explore the complex history and ongoing tensions between their countries and communities: documentedny.com/2026/10/16/…
Workers organizing with One Fair Wage allege that Chili’s practice of paying below minimum wages to tip-workers violates the Civil Rights Act:
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Caribbean Equality Project members canvassed Caribbean neighborhoods in Queens and the Bronx to boost voter turnout for midterms.
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If you missed our webinar today with @Documentedny on what aggressive federal ICE enforcement means for cities, watch it here.
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Midterms in NYC are more subdued compared to the excitement of the primary. But the immigrant voters, I spoke with are not taking this lightly at all. Even former Trump & Green Party voters are gearing up to vote for Kathy Hochul this time. Most are planning to vote early.
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Former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson warns of a potentially deadly confrontation between ICE agents and local police amid tensions over federal immigration enforcement in cities like New York.
Johnson spoke at When ICE Comes to Town, a webinar co-sponsored by Vital City and @Documentedny examining the impact of immigration enforcement on local communities.
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Today at 1pm! Who Is Cloning Immigration Lawyers on TikTok?
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ALT Event card. Side by side, a photo of immigration attorney Mohammad Saleem labeled REAL and a TikTok screenshot of an AI-generated copy of him labeled AI CLONE. A red band reads HAPPENING TODAY! Below, Live conversation on Zoom, Thursday, October 29, and the title Who is cloning immigration lawyers on TikTok? With Max Siegelbaum and Sam Rabiyah, Documented. Thu, Oct. 29, 1:00 p.m. ET. Register free at bit.ly/documented-tiktok.
A recent lawsuit filed in New Jersey alleges that HelloFresh engaged in forced labor and discriminated against Latino workers
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Workers organizing with One Fair Wage allege that Chili’s practice of paying sub-minimum wages to tip-workers is a violation of the Civil Rights Act
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Here’s what you need to know about the five proposals on New York's ballot this election—and what they could mean for communities across the city. documentedny.com/2026/10/15/…
Learn the differences between “self-deportation” and voluntary departure, including risks and consequences for immigrants who are considering leaving the U.S. documentedny.com/2026/10/23/…
Noncitizens almost never vote illegally. But Trump's campaign to root it out could have a chilling effect on eligible voters and penalize innocent mistakes. documentedny.com/2026/10/23/…
After decades of growth in Van Nest and Morris Park, the Bronx’s Yemeni community won state recognition despite months of opposition that left some residents feeling targeted by anti-Muslim rhetoric.
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Aleksander Nilaj, pillar of the community and president of Bronx Food Pantry, has been detained at Delaney Hall. Community leaders, business owners, and elected officials have called for his release.
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Voters spoke with Documented about the midterms, Mamdani, and the issues they’re thinking about as they step into the voting booth this November.
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