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The Flushing International HS mural shows the pain, loss and excitement of students' paths to the US.

Camie Lai finally got her green card, enabling her to open Rasa on West Eighth Street.

The Cameroon native has become a filmmaker and a permanent resident since becoming a librarian.

The new film by Sam Fleischner was shot during the superstorm and makes its hometown debut this week.

The city's population reached an all-time high in 2012, new statistics show.

Freddy Castiblanco uses Terraza 7 as a bar, a venue and a meeting place for progressive ideas.

Undocumented immigrants who arrived in the U.S. as children can now apply for new work permits.

Miles Solay of the band Outernational said he hopes to raise awarness around immigration issues.

ESL students celebrated the release of 'Stories That Changed Us Forever' at the Crown Heights Library

New facility on Jackson Avenue in Long Island City opens amid promises of increased efficiency.

A bill to limit the city's cooperation with the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement passed the city Council Thursday.

The City Council voted Thursday in favor of legislation that would give the city the power to choose whether to consider permit marking in the city.

The youth services organization The Door handles a significant number of immigration cases for youth who were abused or neglected by their parents.

The White House Hispanic Community Action Summit at Baruch College will bring together local organizations and federal officials Tuesday to brainstorm solutions to help the Latino community.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg wants foreign grad students to get green cards automatically.