LittleAfrica News Newspaper : October 17 — October 23, 2023
Local, National, and International News for the African Diaspora LittleAfrica News Newspaper: October 17—October 23
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NYC Sets 60-Day Shelter Limit for Migrant Families as Migrant Crisis Intensifies
New York City has imposed a 60-day limit on shelter stays for migrant families with children in response to the unprecedented influx of asylum-seeking migrants. This new measure follows Mayor ...
LittleAfrica News Newspaper : October 10 — October 16, 2023
Little Africa News Newspaper: October 10 — October 16 Local, National, and International News for the African Diaspora
Safety on NYC Streets: Addressing the Spike in Assaults on Women
In a concerning development reported on Saturday, October 7th, New York City has witnessed a staggering 41% surge in physical attacks on women over the last four years, according to ...
Salvation Army Facilitates Flights for Migrants to Get to NYC Using FEMA Funds
Recent reports have revealed that the Salvation Army has been coordinating the relocation of migrants from California to New York City by providing them with plane tickets. This effort, funded ...
City Council Bill Proposes Unlimited Shelter Stays for Asylum-Seeking Migrants Amidst Overwhelmed System
The New York City Council recently proposed a bill that would eliminate any time restrictions on how long asylum-seeking migrants can stay in the city's homeless shelters. This legislation is ...
Video: Exclusive Interview with Tiffany Justice, Co-Founder of Moms For Liberty
The Heritage Foundation has initiated legal action against President Joe Biden's administration in defense of the parent's rights organization, "Moms for Liberty." The Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project, after facing declined ...
LittleAfrica News Newspaper : October 3 — October 9, 2023
LittleAfrica News Newspaper: October 3 — October 9 Local, National, and International News for the African Diaspora
U.S. Senate Votes to Impose a Dress Code
In a unanimous decision on September 28th, the United States Senate voted to formally impose a dress code, marking a return to traditional attire within the chamber. This move came ...
