Jeongyoon Han
Capitol News Bureau Reporter at WXXI News
NY politics reporter for @WXXINews. And 12 other public radio stations. [email protected]. Prev: @nprpolitics @nhpr 🌱🍃🌷🌎🌟 Signal: jhan.76
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wxxinews.org | Jeongyoon Han
New York state and its cities have been at the center of President Donald Trump’s efforts to launch his nationwide deportations of immigrants. Jeongyoon Han of the New York Public News Network sat down with Murad Awawdeh the president of the New York Immigration Coalition. They talked about how the fight over immigration rights has played out in the state and about bills that would respond to recent developments. This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
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1 week ago |
weos.org | Jeongyoon Han
New York state and its cities have been at the center of President Donald Trump’s efforts to launch his nationwide deportations of immigrants. Jeongyoon Han of the New York Public News Network sat down with Murad Awawdeh the president of the New York Immigration Coalition. They talked about how the fight over immigration rights has played out in the state and about bills that would respond to recent developments. This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
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wxxinews.org | Jeongyoon Han
A natural gas company is attempting to revive two previously-abandoned pipelines in New York, days after the White House reportedly claimed Gov. Kathy Hochul “caved” and had agreed to allow the developments to move forward. The turnabout could test President Donald Trump's influence to push fossil fuel projects forward – even in states that once blocked them, and Hochul’s commitment to the state’s ambitious climate sustainability goals.
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wshu.org | Jeongyoon Han
Racial disparities in parole decisions continue to worsen across New York state, with new data showing a widening gap from a year ago. The state’s parole board is 33% less likely to release a person of color than a white person, according to a report by the Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law at New York University analyzing data from 2022 to March 2025.
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btpm.org | Jeongyoon Han
Racial disparities in parole decisions continue to worsen across New York state, with new data showing a widening gap from a year ago. The state’s parole board is 33% less likely to release a person of color than a white person, according to a report by the Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law at New York University analyzing data from 2022 to March 2025.
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