Tiempo with Joe Torres: Report finds ICE arrests disproportionately impression the Latino neighborhood

NEW YORK CITY (WABC) — On this version of Tiempo, we talk about the findings of a brand new report on how arrests made by Immigration and Customs Enforcement could also be disproportionately impacting the Latino neighborhood.

A new report launched by the New York Immigration Coalition finds that brokers with ICE unfairly goal Latinos.

In line with analysis from the coalition and the College of Colorado, practically 3 in 4 individuals arrested by ICE brokers are Latino. The report say roughly 70% of these arrested by ICE don’t have any prison conviction or earlier report.

The report additionally discovered that a rise in immigration enforcement makes it tougher for companies to rent employees and limits potential progress for these companies.

Becoming a member of us to debate is Mario Bruzzone, vp of coverage on the New York Immigration Coalition.

Additionally on our program, catching up with Queens Councilman Francisco Moya.

The councilman joins us to debate a brand new growth that he pushed in Queens designed to convey reasonably priced housing to the borough.

Moya additionally provides us the most recent updates on the brand new soccer stadium that may function the everlasting house for the New York Metropolis Soccer Membership (NYCFC). Naturally, we are going to ask him concerning the impression of the FIFA World Cup coming to our space subsequent summer season.

Tiempo airs Sunday mornings at 11:30 on Channel 7, WABC-TV in New York Metropolis.