Five years after the death of Daniel Prude, advocates are still pushing for reforms to end the over-reliance on police in mental health crises and to pass Daniel’s Law, which would make teams of peers and EMTs the primary responders.
SACKETS HARBOR, NY – A large rally attended by NYCLU (New York Civil Liberties Union) was held…
A U.S. immigration judge in Louisiana ruled that Mahmoud Khalil, a legal permanent resident and Columbia University student activist, is eligible for deportation due to a letter from Secretary of State Marco Rubio alleging he posed “adverse foreign policy consequences” for the United States, despite no criminal charges, no immigration violations, and no credible evidence presented by the government.
Advocates Say We Must Invest in Housing, Peer Support, and Community-Based Care—Not Coercion In the wake of…
Mahmoud Khalil is a recent Columbia graduate student and U.S. green card holder who, in his own…
NEW YORK, NY — Following the Donald Trump Administration’s cancellation of $400 million in grants to Columbia…
New York, NY – The Trump administration has abruptly canceled $400 million in federal grants and contracts…
Special to the Vanguard New York, NY – On Friday, the New York Civil Liberties Union submitted…
By Isabelle Leyva In May, New Yorkers took to the streets in the wake of the killing…
Special to the Vanguard New York, CA – Syracuse and Rochester police can no longer ignore the…
By Tommy Nguyen NEW YORK, NY – Finalized Friday and approved by the Southern District of New…
By Natalia Ruvalcaba NEW YORK, NY – The New York Times’ right, in relation to Project Veritas,…
By Linh Nguyen and Nickolas Kwok NEW YORK, NY — A federal court has ruled that Immigrations…
By Vaidya Gullapalli In May 2010, Kalief Browder, a 16-year-old from the Bronx, was arrested and charged with…