Immigration courts backlog has grown since 2012
Immigration cases have swelled since 2012. Though courts have moved faster the past two years, critics say the Trump admin’s “efficiency” comes at the expense of due process.
Immigration cases have swelled since 2012. Though courts have moved faster the past two years, critics say the Trump admin’s “efficiency” comes at the expense of due process.
As backlogs grow and ICE enforcement expands, immigrants across New York face a process that feels more uncertain than ever.
From shoe drives to church food pantries, Syracuse’s Italian Americans carry forward a legacy of generosity.
European hockey players dream of making it to the NHL, but the journey to first playing in the American Hockey League isn’t easy.
Some U.S. immigrants and international students follow two different calendars and work harder to maintain their traditions from home.
International students come to the United States in search of opportunity, but the journey requires them to navigate unfamiliar environments and redefine what home and belonging mean.
International soccer players at Bryant & Stratton College take the field knowing the stakes.
Schneider Joachim is sometimes shunned by other Haitian immigrants for not speaking Creole well. Now, he leans into his heritage by starting a Creole food truck in Syracuse.
Immigrant Lubomir Kalpaktchiev is fulfilling his dream with the Syracuse Musketeers Fencing Club.
Salt City Market’s leaders say they had to be intentional about creating spaces for immigrant entrepreneurs to thrive.