01.23.2025 News Riverhead school officials address immigration enforcement concerns In response to serious concerns over new White House executive orders, the Riverhead Central School District administration and Board of Education outlined preventative steps they plan to take to...
07.15.2019 News ‘This isn’t America, not my America’ — Lights for Liberty vigil held in Riverhead Roughly 250 people gathered on Main Street in Riverhead Friday night, standing in solidarity with the tens of thousands seeking asylum into the United States at the country’s southern...
07.26.2018 Police ICE sweep results in several arrests across the East End Three people on the North Fork were arrested during a five-day sweep by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers as part of an operation that led to 65 arrests throughout...
06.30.2018 News #FamiliesBelongTogether rally held in Greenport Saturday morning Greenport Village was one of hundreds of locations across the country Saturday where rallies were held to denounce the separation of migrant children from their families and to demand...
11.13.2017 Police ICE operation leads to arrests in Riverhead, Calverton During a six-day operation that ended Thursday, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers made 25 arrests, including one in Riverhead, according to an ICE press release.
09.22.2017 News Standing together as witnesses for undocumented immigrants A handful of times this past summer, Carolyn Peabody traveled into New York City to attend the court appearances for a family friend’s son, who had been detained by...
03.24.2017 Police Leave immigration issues up to the feds, local police chiefs say Last month, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement launched a series of operations across the country, prompting discussions about how local police departments should handle immigration. Police chiefs on the...
02.15.2017 Police Attorney General: Fake ICE agents are scamming immigrants Fraudsters are preying on immigrants by posing as federal agents and threatening to deport them if they don’t pay up, according to New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.