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Judge overrides Mamdani’s objections to ICE subpoena for homeless shelter information

By David Zimmermann
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A federal judge overrode New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s objections to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement subpoena that seeks to obtain personal information on people residing in one of the city’s homeless shelters.

U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan, who was appointed by President Bill Clinton, ruled on Friday that the Mamdani administration must comply with the subpoena. ICE wants the names and birth dates of homeless men staying at a Bronx shelter to determine whether they are illegal immigrants subject to deportation.

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