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April Xiaoyi Xu

New York, United States

Founder, Writer, and Third Culture Lawyer at Substack

Articles

  • 6 days ago | documentedny.com | April Xiaoyi Xu

    Chinese community organizations in New York City say they will continue providing information to immigrants on their legal rights and available resources, despite recent accusations against the Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC) of thwarting law enforcement.

  • 2 weeks ago | documentedny.com | April Xiaoyi Xu

    张安妮(Annie Cheung,音译)在3月初光顾她在宾臣墟(Bensonhurst)常去的面包店时,遇到了让她意想不到的情况。她原以为她3月的大约292美元的粮食券补助(SNAP)几天前就已经到账,并且她2月的账上还剩下大约166美元的余额。 然而,在支付了大约3美元购买面包后,收银员告诉她,她的电子福利转账(EBT)卡余额几乎清零。 “你说什么?我的账户里没钱了?” 张女士感到不可思议,“不可能啊,我最近没怎么买东西。” 收银员没迟疑多久,告诉她:“你的粮食券可能被盗了。” 对于68岁的已经退休的张女士来说,每月的粮食券福利可以补贴她几乎一半的食品开销,这笔损失对她而言影响巨大。 更糟糕的是,这笔被盗的资金无法追回。联邦政府曾设立一个补偿计划,用于报销被盗的粮食券福利,但由于国会未能延长相关拨款项目,导致联邦政府无法继续向各州提供资金以供补偿,该计划于2024 年12月20日已终止。...

  • 3 weeks ago | documentedny.com | Ralph Joseph |Fisayo Okare |Faye Qiu |April Xiaoyi Xu

    As the Trump administration continues to reshape the U.S. immigration landscape, misinformation is spreading across social media, fueling anxiety through misleading or exaggerated claims. That’s why finding ways to spot fake news is always important. Developing a sense of when something seems suspicious and consistently checking the original source of information you see online is key. We found six social media creators who are getting immigration news right.

  • 1 month ago | documentedny.com | Fisayo Okare |Rommel H Ojeda |Maurizio Guerrero |April Xiaoyi Xu

    Queens resident Tommy Aijie Da Silva Weng, also known as “Tommy Weng Da Silva” and “Jacky,” was arrested this morning after prosecutors charged Weng with impersonating a federal law enforcement officer and defrauding a victim by falsely claiming he could secure her a green card through the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visa Program.

  • 1 month ago | documentedny.com | Ralph Joseph |Fisayo Okare |April Xiaoyi Xu |Faye Qiu

    Last month, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and GEO Group, a private detention company, confirmed what many immigrant rights advocates in New Jersey had been raising alarms about for several months — the federal government plans to open another detention center in Newark, NJ at Delaney Hall. When opened, Delaney Hall will be one of the largest ICE detention centers on the east coast and have the capacity to hold up to 1,000 individuals.