In his weekly column, Put Out Into the Deep, the Most Rev. Nicholas DiMarzio, Bishop of Brooklyn revisits the Presidents State of the Union address and the four pillars he saw as the necessary elements for immigration reform.
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Jose Leon, a senior staff attorney with Catholic Migration Services, joins peaceful march in Queens to speak out against the separation of families at our southern borders. Speaking with the Times Ledger he says he was "appalled by the images
CMS recognized by the Rent Justice Coalition for work on behalf of Queens tenants in rent stabilization hearing before NYC Rent Guidelines Board.
Kenny Minaya, housing attorney and coordinator of the CMS Immigrant Tenant Advocacy Program (ITAP), was recently mentioned in an article by the New York Daily News. Read more about the work we are doing in support of affordable housing for
On Wednesday October 7th, Catholic Migration Services held their first monthly community meeting at St. Joseph's Parish in Bushwick.
On June 15th Catholic Migration Services was part of the public hearing that the Rent Guidelines Board (RGB) was hosting.
On Wednesday, April 29th tenants and community groups rallied together to advocate for a rent roll-back for rent stabilized apartments by the New York City Rent Guidelines Board (RGB).
On May 14th there will be a Rally at Foley Square in Manhattan to demand stronger rent laws to keep rent affordable.