More than 100 former clients of a man accused of posing as an immigration lawyer were drawn to the New York City Bar Association by an offer of free advice from real lawyers.

To thousands of immigrant families in New York, illegally partitioned homes are a secret and dangerous way of life.

Pakistani immigrants in New York say the Taliban are singling out their families for threats.

Pakistani immigrants in New York say the Taliban are singling out their families for threats and violence.

Pakistani immigrants in New York say the Taliban are singling out their families for threats and violence.

Amadou Ly, who faced deportation three years ago, has recently secured a juvenile green card and is on track to graduate from college in June.

The murder trial of Mazoltuv Borukhova has exposed anxieties about how immigration has transformed family dynamics in a community that was transplanted from Central Asia.

The newly appointed Kirsten Gillibrand has an occasional stranger-in-a-strange-land quality on her maiden voyage as New York’s junior senator.

An appeals court ruled that officials properly denied a Jamaican woman’s application for residency after her husband, a U.S. citizen, died in the 2003 Staten Island ferry crash.

When Osserritta Robinson, a Jamaican immigrant, lost her husband of eight months in the 2003 Staten Island ferry crash, she also lost a chance to apply for residency.