Rommel H Ojeda
Community Correspondent at Documented
Soy yo 🦊-- Bilingual, multimedia journalist & filmmaker @documentedny. DM for signal & email. @newmarkjschool 21. @CUNY & @NAHJ
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2 weeks ago |
documentedny.com | Rommel H Ojeda
Men sa w dwe konnen sou demann azil anvan delè yon lane a:Moun k ap mande azil dwe aplike avan dat k ap fè yo yon lane depi yo antre Etazini, sof si yo kalifye pou yon eksepsyon. Gen azil afimatif ki se azil yon moun depoze volontèman nan USCIS, epi gen azil defans ki fèt nan tribinal imigrasyon kòm yon defans kont depòtasyon. Dat limit yon lane a kòmanse depi moman moun nan antre Etazini an.
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2 weeks ago |
documentedny.com | Rommel H Ojeda
A Canadian actress detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement was transferred to two detention centers in the span of two weeks. Meanwhile, a Georgetown scholar on a J-1 visa was moved through four detention centers in one week. In another case, a Honduran migrant was transferred through three detention centers over four weeks before he was deported.
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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.
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1 month ago |
documentedny.com | Fisayo Okare |Rommel H Ojeda |Yoav Gonen |Maurizio Guerrero
Apart from their names, made public in a leaked document published on the evening of March 20 by CBS News, the public still knows little about the 238 Venezuelans expelled four days earlier from the United States to a notoriously cruel prison in El Salvador, as they were denied due process in an immigration court.
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1 month ago |
documentedny.com | Fisayo Okare |Maurizio Guerrero |Yoav Gonen |Rommel H Ojeda
In the early hours of Sunday, March 16, just as the clock edged toward 4:30 a.m., a group of volunteers with the organization Afrikana arrived at a shelter in Manhattan. The volunteers were there to serve Suhoor, the pre-dawn meal for Muslims observing the sacred month of Ramadan.
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RT @maiden_memphis: A heartwarming @Documentedny story from reporter @CestRommel about the borough-wide volunteer effort to deliver 40,000…
For @Documentedny, I spoke with @Nenealamo from Afrikana about their efforts to feed Muslim asylum seekers during Ramadan—addressing food insecurity while fostering community and cultural connection. https://t.co/Lai9k0P9dO
RT @ReynaldoLeanos: Honored to be a part of this inaugural cohort and can’t wait to get started next week ❤️👨🏽💻