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More than 50 NY rabbis implore Eric Adams and Kathy Hochul to oppose mass deportations - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

  • More than 50 rabbis and cantors signed an open letter asking Mayor Eric Adams and Governor Kathy Hochul to protect immigrants from planned mass deportations by the Trump administration.
  • The letter requests that immigration raids in schools and houses of worship be restricted and urges against sharing information with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
  • The signatories include leaders from prominent synagogues and various branches of Judaism, organized by progressive Jewish groups.
  • In their letter, the rabbis warn against the dangers of unchecked xenophobia and call for Adams and Hochul to resist Trump's anti-immigrant agenda.
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New York rabbis appeal to Eric Adams to oppose deportations

More than 50 NYC rabbis and cantors urge Mayor Adams and Gov. Hochul to resist federal immigration crackdowns amid mounting political tensions and calls for Adams' resignation.

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Jewish Telegraphic AgencyJewish Telegraphic Agency

More than 50 NY rabbis implore Eric Adams and Kathy Hochul to oppose mass deportations - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

More than 50 rabbis and cantors, including leaders of some of New York City’s most prominent synagogues, signed an open letter Tuesday asking Mayor Eric Adams and New York Gov. Kathy Hochul to protect immigrants from the Trump administration’s planned mass deportations. The letter, the latest in a succession of recent statements by Jewish leaders opposing President Donald Trump’s policies, comes at an unprecedentedly fraught time in the politics…

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The community of La Villita remains on alert due to fears of deportation even though mass deportations have not yet materialized

In Little Village, a predominantly Latino neighborhood on the southwest side of Chicago, fear of mass deportations by the Donald Trump administration has reshaped the daily lives of many immigrants in the area. A feeling of fear, tension and uncertainty pervades many of its residents as they deal with Trump's strict immigration policies. Eladio Gutiérrez Fernández… Source

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Jewish Telegraphic Agency broke the news in on Tuesday, February 18, 2025.
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