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Mayor's office executive order will allow federal agents to return to Rikers Island jail
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, along with agents from the FBI, Drug Enforcement Administration, Homeland Security Investigations and others, are again allowed to be granted office space on Rikers, which currently locks up nearly 7,000 inmates, mostly pre-trial detainees.
Another death in custody at Rikers, officials said — jail on track to outpace last year
Ramel Powell, 38, and Sonia Reyes, 55, both died on Rikers Island earlier this year. Terrence Moore, 55, died in Department of Correction custody while being held for an appearance at Manhattan Criminal Court.
Five inmates have died at the Rikers Island jail complex in the last six weeks, officials say. At least 38 people have died ...
Mayor Eric Adams’s administration is fighting to keep control of the troubled complex and other New York City lockups that ...
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The executive order, issued late Thursday night, will immediately allow immigration officials to reopen offices on the island ...
A newly-released report from the Independent Rikers Commission—commonly known as the Lippman Commission—lays out an urgent ...
An executive order says federal immigration agents would work with city officials on criminal investigations only. Critics ...
The City Council empowered itself Thursday to sue Mayor Adams over his decision to let ICE agents operate on Rikers Island, arguing the move is “the poisonous fruit” of a deal the ...
Mayor Eric Adams’ administration released a long-awaited executive order late Tuesday giving federal immigration authorities ...
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been cleared to reestablish a presence on Rikers Island, ...
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