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Judge orders New York City to give ICE names of some Bronx shelter residents
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Covered by 3 outlets, mostly right-leaning (67%).
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NewsNation reports that US District Judge Lewis Kaplan ruled on Friday that New York City must comply with a federal subpoena from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for names of some residents of a Bronx shelter. The New York Post, PJ Media and RedState report that the order covers names and birth dates of some male residents of the Bruckner shelter in Mott Haven. The outlets say ICE agreed that a special master will identify only residents with certain serious criminal histories. Kaplan wrote that the city had not shown producing the list would be unduly burdensome. According to the New York Post, ICE has filed four subpoenas since August and the city resisted each one.
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Judge Lewis Kaplan ruled that New York City must comply with an ICE subpoena for identifying information on some male residents of the Bruckner shelter in the Bronx.
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- NewsNation
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- New York Post
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- PJ Media, RedState
The ruling was issued on Friday, November 6.
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- New York Post
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The federal government accepted a screening process limited to people with serious criminal histories.
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Kaplan ordered enforcement of the subpoena through a special master.
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New York City had fought to keep shelter records from ICE, even after the screening process was accepted.
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All sides present report that Judge Lewis Kaplan ordered New York City to comply with an ICE subpoena for some Bronx shelter residents' names. Right-side outlets stress the city's resistance and the mayor's administration, while NewsNation's headline states the order alone.
the left
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the center
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NewsNation's headline states the ruling plainly, that New York City must give ICE some Bronx shelter names, without naming the mayor or the city's resistance.
NYC must give ICE some Bronx shelter names, federal judge rules
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Right-side headlines name Mamdani's administration and present the ruling as an order to hand over names; far-right outlets stress the city's resistance, and RedState's opinion piece calls it a win.
Mamdani admin must hand ICE the names of NYC homeless shelter residents: court
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“democratic socialist”More neutral: Mayor Zohran Mamdani
The political label attached to the mayor is used in scare quotes to pre-judge him rather than simply naming him.
Here's one; a federal judge has just ordered New York City, under "democratic socialist" Mayor Zohran Mamdani, to hand over information about Bronx homeless shelter…
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WinMore neutral: Federal judge orders NYC Mayor Mamdani to hand over data to ICE on homeless men
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Win: Federal Judge Orders NYC Mayor Mamdani to Hand Over Data to ICE on Homeless Men
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bombshellMore neutral: federal ruling
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…birthdays of certain residents of a city-run Bronx homeless shelter, according to a bombshell federal ruling.
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0 outletsNo left-leaning outlet that Mantle follows has covered this story yet. That absence is part of the picture.
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NYC must give ICE some Bronx shelter names, federal judge rules
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- the city's resistance to the subpoenas
- the mayor's administration
- the screening for serious criminal histories
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Mamdani admin must hand ICE the names of NYC homeless shelter residents: court
US District Judge Lewis Kaplan ruled Friday that the city must comply with a subpoena from ICE to provide identifying information for some male residents at the Bruckner shelter in Mott Haven.
- PJ MediaFar Right
NYC Tried to Block ICE’s Shelter Subpoena. A Judge Ordered Enforcement.
New York City fought to keep shelter records from ICE, even after the federal government accepted a screening process focused on people with serious criminal histories. On November 6, Judge Lewis Kaplan ordered enforcement of the subpoena through a special master.
Sensational language“Win”The headline labels the court ruling a victory for one political side rather than describing what the court did.More neutral: Federal judge orders NYC Mayor Mamdani to hand over data to ICE on homeless menDisagree with this highlight?: Federal Judge Orders NYC Mayor Mamdani to Hand Over Data to ICE on Homeless Men
In the aftermath of the 2026 midterm elections, those of us to the right of the political spectrum have to take our wins where we find them. But find them we will. …
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1 day 13 hr later
Its first report, Nov 9, 7:48 AM EST
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PJ Media, Nov 7, 5:54 PM EST
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