Eileen Grench is a Public Safety Reporter. She covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, civil and family law, litigation, and the intersection of culture and society. Eileen's work has been featured in COLORADO HIGH SCHOOL PROMISE, Yahoo News, THE CITY NY, The Daily Beast, Houston Landing, NewsBreak, Documented, and Truthout.
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By: Eileen Grench
Salvadoran immigrants with Temporary Protected Status (TPS) face uncertainty as politicians urge Trump to extend their protections.
By: Eileen Grench
A man was arrested after setting off an incendiary device outside 26 Federal Plaza on Monday morning. The FBI is investigating.
By: Eileen Grench, Julia Malleck
At this time no official confirmation exists of a broader ICE operation happening in the five boroughs.
By: Eileen Grench
Reports of increased ICE activity and a potential surge in enforcement have heightened fears among New York City's immigrant communities despite a lack of
More children than ever before are being forced to face immigration judges by themselves without legal representation, advocates say.
By: Eileen Grench
New York politicians committed the funds to ensure lawyers for unaccompanied minors after the end of a federal contract forced children to face judges by themselves.
By: Eileen Grench, Daniele Volpe
After José Efraín Chajón Raxón died following a medical emergency in Delaney Hall, his Guatemalan community in San Juan Sacatepéquez raised thousands to bring him home — weeks before U.S. officials confirmed his death.
By: Eileen Grench
Anthony Cepeda, 55, remembers the moment when the once bustling corridor of small businesses on Monroe Street, in Passaic, New Jersey, went completely silent.
Immigrant families in Queens face rising anxiety over ICE arrests near schools as deportations peak during the second Trump administration.
By: Eileen Grench
Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced on Monday that a coalition of cities, including New York, has filed a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's
