New Yorkers thwarted an ICE raid before it could begin. The incident highlights the challenges ICE will face in the city

Canal Street in Chinatown is once again awash in a sea of illegal vendors hawking knock-off designer bags, electronics and jewelry less than a month after ICE dramatically cleared the area and made arrests.

Footage on X shows scores of New Yorkers protesting ICE agents believed to be planning a large-scale raid on Canal Street

Immigrant advocates tried to stop an ICE operation Saturday on Canal St. by blocking a Chinatown garage’s exit, temporarily preventing the masked agents from leaving, officials and advocates

More than 150 anti-ICE protestors descended on a lower Manhattan government building Saturday and clashed with cops amid reports that federal agents are rounding up illegal migrants in the area this weekend.

A rally and press conference will be held at Howard Street and Centre Street at 1 p.m. on Sunday in Chinatown following Saturday's demonstration and arrests.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents raided Canal St. in lower Manhattan Saturday afternoon again, arresting a West African migrant street vendor allegedly selling counterfeit goods.

Witnesses reported the crowd used objects like trash bins, planters, and barricades to block vehicles; some hurled debris toward officers as tensions escalated

Scammers were back to business as usual less than a month after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) cracked down on illegal immigrants allegedly selling luxury knockoffs on New York’s infamous Canal Street,

P rotestors gathered on Saturday after hearing reports of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation in New York City’s Chinatown near Canal Street. According to the New York Daily News, protestors blocked the entrance to a parking garage at Centre Street and Howard Street,