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Search ArticlesICE Shooting Sparks Fear, Outrage in Marble Hill’s Immigrant Community
Juan Morales was watering his tomato plants on his apartment roof when he heard screams coming from below his perch above Jacobus Place in the Bronx. Moments later, a helicopter buzzed over the neighborhood. Morales, 56, who walks with a cane, made his way down to the street and into what he described as a “terrifying scene.” “I saw the man bleeding,” Morales said, leaning on his cane outside the Marble Hill-225 St subway station on Friday morning.
The Block Comes Together for Rooftop Soccer at the Brooklyn Champions Cup
New York’s soccer history is rooted in immigrants and labor. Last Saturday’s Brooklyn Champions Cup brought it full circle, featuring ten unique jerseys made by Mazzi Sports, a company of largely immigrants, and players with immigrant ties. The event was hosted by Brooklyn Org, with teams from NYC Footy. As the last gasps of the late-summer sun shone over Brooklyn, one Williamsburg rooftop was abuzz. Wall-mounted flat screens telecast the England vs.
In Call With Mamdani, White House Demanded NYPD Arrest Immigrant Shot by ICE Agents
In a series of phone calls between Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the Trump administration, the Department of Homeland Security made clear that it wanted the NYPD to arrest Oscar Belgal, the man who had just been shot in Marble Hill by an ICE agent. But city officials refused, saying that the NYPD can’t arrest someone without a warrant, according to a source familiar with the calls between Mamdani and President Donald Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin.
ICE Supervisor at Center of NYC Shooting Named in Multiple Lawsuits Alleging Violent, Illegal Arrests
This story was originally published by The City Reporter. Sign up to get the latest New York City news delivered to you each morning. A federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent fired at least seven shots on a crowded Marble Hill street Thursday afternoon, sending passersby ducking for cover. In the chaotic aftermath, a man slumped outside his dented car, bleeding from his neck and fading in and out of consciousness, eyewitnesses said.
ICE纽约开枪击中移民 繁忙街道市民逃命
目击者向纽约移民记事网（Documented）与城市记者（The City Reporter）形容，枪声响起时，周围民众纷纷躲进附近商铺避险。 AND Oct 09, 2026 Protesters converge on West 225th Street in Marble Hill after a person was shot by federal officers, Oct. 8, 2026.
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一文读懂如何申请纽约市特殊高中
要进入纽约市九所特殊公立高中（Specialized High Schools），学生需要通过严格的考试或竞争激烈的试演。获得录取的学生可以在接下来的四年里免费学习高阶课程，并获得专门专项的学习机会。 如果你正在考虑送孩子去纽约市的精英高中，以下是你需要了解的申请流程，以及DREAM项目提供的免费备考课程。 特殊高中是面向“在学业或艺术方面表现优异”的学生的纽约市公立高中。 有八所学校要求学生参加特殊高中入学考试，并根据分数决定是否录取。考试内容包括数学和英语语言艺术。通过链接，了解更多关于如何准备SHSAT以及考试当天的注意事项。 学生在报名SHSAT期间，要按意愿给学校排序。以下是八所特殊高中： 布朗士科学高中（The Bronx High School of Science） 布鲁克林拉丁学校（The Brooklyn Latin School） 布鲁克林科技高中（Brooklyn Technical High School） 纽约城市学院数理工程高中（High School for Mathematics, Science and Engineering at City...
Courts Blocked ICE From Accessing Immigrants’ Tax Records. Then Came a $10 Million Contract.
According to the American Immigration Council, ICE’s use of the data broker ThunderCat Technology marks a sharp break from longstanding taxpayer privacy protections, despite a federal court order restricting data sharing between ICE and the IRS.
New York City Specialized High Schools: Deadlines, Free Test Prep and More
Attending one of New York City’s nine public Specialized High Schools requires students to go through rigorous test-taking or competitive auditions. Those who earn a seat can access advanced coursework and specialized learning opportunities for free for the next four years. If you are considering sending your child to one of the elite high schools in New York City, here’s what you need to know about the application process and free test prep sessions available through the DREAM program.
Immigration News Today: Immigration Crackdown Driving Skilled Labor Shortage
Documented is the only New York City newsroom centering the voices of immigrant communities. Each week, we bring immigrants critical multilingual reporting on local and national news impacting their lives. Our community doesn’t just shape our reporting – it sustains it. If you appreciated this article and want to help our nonprofit newsroom uplift immigrants’ stories, will you support our work and donate today? Thank you for the time, Mazin Sidahmed Co-Founder and Executive Director, Documented