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Rommel H Ojeda
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Community Correspondent, Documented
Astoria, New York
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Social Media , St. Louis City
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By Etta Raikes, Fisayo Okare Verified, Rommel H Ojeda Verified, Amir Khafagy Verified| Documented Verified Following Monday’s unprecedented Supreme Court decision giving the Trump administration permission to temporarily enforce the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, the ACLU has filed a lawsuit— a habeas petition— challenging President Donald Trump, which is set to be heard today at 10 a.m at the Daniel Patrick Moynihan courthouse of the Southern District of New York in Manhattan. U.S. District Court Judge Alvin K.
By Rommel H Ojeda Verified| Documented Verified Men sa w dwe konnen sou demann azil anvan delè yon lane a:Moun k ap mande azil dwe aplike avan dat k ap fè yo yon lane depi yo antre Etazini, sof si yo kalifye pou yon eksepsyon. Gen azil afimatif ki se azil yon moun depoze volontèman nan USCIS, epi gen azil defans ki fèt nan tribinal imigrasyon kòm yon defans kont depòtasyon. Dat limit yon lane a kòmanse depi moman moun nan antre Etazini an.
By Etta Raikes, Fisayo Okare Verified, Rommel H Ojeda Verified, Amir Khafagy Verified| Documented Verified Following Monday’s unprecedented Supreme Court decision giving the Trump administration permission to temporarily enforce the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, the ACLU has filed a lawsuit— a habeas petition— challenging President Donald Trump, which is set to be heard today at 10 a.m at the Daniel Patrick Moynihan courthouse of the Southern District of New York in Manhattan. U.S. District Court Judge Alvin K.
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Documented
Documented is a nonprofit news organization focused on immigration issues and policies that impact New York City’s immigrant communities. It serves as an independent watchdog, producing investigative journalism and service-oriented reporting to inform and empower marginalized groups. The organization offers investigative reporting on labor policies, law enforcement practices, and federal directives affecting immigrants. It publishes multilingual newsletters, including "Early Arrival," which provides immigration policy updates, and an award-winning Spanish-language WhatsApp news service that delivers crucial information, especially during crises. Documented emphasizes community-driven journalism by addressing reader-submitted questions and concerns, and it collaborates with various media outlets, nonprofits, and policymakers to enhance its reach and impact. Documented operates on a $3 million annual budget, funded by institutional philanthropy. Its mission is to expose systemic inequities and corporate influence while promoting democratic accountability through impactful journalism.
New York, New York, United States
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Founded: 2018