Tourists and locals alike know they can emerge from the dingy subway stations along roughly five blocks of New York City’s Canal Street to be greeted with rows of sparkling, polished designer knockoff ...

Users can also submit links from social media sites such as YouTube, Vimeo, X, Instagram and Facebook ... James’ announcement follows a high-profile ICE raid on Manhattan’s Canal Street. The operation ...

Tourists and locals alike know they can emerge from the dingy subway stations along roughly five blocks of New York City’s Canal Street to be greeted with rows of sparkling, polished designer knockoff ...

On Tuesday, ICE raided the luxury knockoff mecca of Canal Street. After the dust settled, they arrested nine illegal migrants from Africa, six of whom have criminal records. Among them was Muhmmned ...

New York Attorney General Letitia James has launched an online portal for New Yorkers to submit photos and videos of ICE activity, in order to assess whether officers broke the law.

The Department of Homeland Security is providing more details about the people picked up during a federal raid targeting street vendors in Lower Manhattan on Tuesday afternoon. Nine immigrants from ...

The famous shopping strip, usually teeming with street vendors, turned quiet a day after federal agents descended. By Ana Ley and Olivia Bensimon On a normal day, Canal Street in Lower Manhattan brims ...

New York City’s Canal Street for decades has been a hub for vendors to make a quick buck selling fake luxury designer products. Many of these vendors are migrants who are able to maintain a living ...

Whatever their appeal to tourists, vendors selling knockoff “luxury” items — Fauxlex watches, Goochi sunglasses, Birkain’t handbags — are pests for most New Yorkers. They block sidewalks, harass ...

NEW YORK—Nine immigrants were arrested Tuesday in New York City in one of the highest-profile federal interventions in the city since President Trump took office. The arrests in the city’s Chinatown ...

The head of the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency Wednesday warned New Yorkers to expect more Canal St.-style crackdowns as President Trump expands his mass deportation push to NYC.