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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES

Court orders New York City to provide shelter residents’ names to ICE

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A court has ordered New York City to give Immigration and Customs Enforcement the names of people in city shelters, according to The Wall Street Journal. The supplied report does not provide details of the order or its legal reasoning.

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Why it matters

The order could affect shelter residents’ privacy and the city’s handling of information requested by federal immigration authorities. The report does not say how many people are affected or whether disclosure has begun.

What happens next

The report does not specify a deadline, whether the city will comply, or whether it plans to challenge the order.

Whether the city complies with or challenges the court order

What information must be provided and when