Court Orders NYC to Give Names of Shelter Residents to ICE

A federal judge ordered New York City to provide Immigration and Customs Enforcement with the names of some male residents in a homeless shelter in the Bronx, according to the brief report available. The decision comes after ICE first issued a request for information. The article snippet does not include further details such as the number of residents, the shelter name, or the legal reasoning, but it frames the ruling as a requirement for the city to turn over identifying information for a specific group within the facility. The case centers on how ICE’s information-gathering efforts intersect with local shelter privacy and enforcement priorities. Additional context is not provided in the excerpt.