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Immigrant Advocates Push Access To Representation Act in Albany

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Today, elected officials joined the CARE for Immigrant Families coalition at the Million Dollar Staircase to demand the passage of the Access to Representation Act (ARA). The first-in-the-nation bill would establish a right to counsel in immigration court proceedings.  As budget negotiations continue, elected officials and immigrant advocates called on Gov. Hochul and legislative leaders to ensure the Access to…

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Mayor Adams, Urges Biden To Provide Expedited Paths To Work Ahead Of Title 42

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As Republican leaders in Congress continue to refuse to provide any support for cities or states that have seen a mass influx of asylum seekers. New York City Mayor Eric Adams, members of the Adams administration, and elected officials today urged the Biden administration to immediately enhance paths to work authorization for asylum seekers currently…

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Continuing The Dinkins Legacy Of Public Safety From Harlem To Hollis

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For the first time since 2019, this legacy event returns to campus. We will welcome the Honorable Eric Adams, 110th Mayor of the City of New York and New York’s second African American Mayor, as our featured speaker. Mayor Adams will share his vision for our ‘Gorgeous Mosaic,’ as David N. Dinkins famously and lovingly coined…

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6 Handy Tips For People Visiting The Middle East

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If you’re planning to travel to the Middle East, then congratulations! You’ll be discovering an exceptionally beautiful part of the world that is filled with fascinating history, culture, and stunning landscapes. To help ensure your trip is a success, we’ve compiled six essential tips for anyone visiting this vibrant region. From advice on how best…

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HARLEM BESPOKE SUBSCRIPTION EMAIL UPDATE

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Harlem Bespoke:  Google has cancelled the previous email subscription format so we have switched to follow.it for the newsletter.  All current subscribers will be getting an updated feed confirmation link via email this week but if you want to switch right away to follow.it then just type in your email address below and press the subscribe button.  

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Ay Yo! Ay Yo!

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No other phrase has been shouted at me more on the streets of Harlem than the phrase above. Universally it means come over here and give me money. So if you cant ignore it, be ready for a confrontation. This is exactly what happened over the weekend in Morningside Park. Basically some homeless guy emerged from the woods screaming this at me and after I tried to walk away, he began to follow me. Finally I wheeled around and told him to get the fuck away from me. Which he did but then proceeded to return to the woods and cook up some heroin. I called the police and they arrived to find him shooting that shit directly into his neck. The horrified cops took no chances and laid him out on the ground before very carefully searching him for additional needles. They then took him to the waiting EMTs. Very professional and quick response by the NYPD. If you see something, say something and if you hear AY YO! coming from some secluded path, get ready.
Junkie Takedown

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