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2024-10-12 15:34:45

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Four centers are set to impose a new curfew Monday night for about 2,000 asylum seekers in New York City. Many migrants like Edwin Mendoza say they are just learning about the new curfew through word of mouth. Now they're scrambling to get the proper paperwork to be allowed back in after returning from work. Along with his wife and three children, Mendoza says he came to the city to escape gang violence in Ecuador three months ago. The family has been living in Astoria at one of the four respite centers since arriving in New York. Although Mendoza has been able to find a job as a delivery worker, the company wants him to work primarily at night, after the new 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew begins.

Four centers are set to impose a new curfew Monday night for about 2,000 asylum seekers in New York City. Many migrants like Edwin Mendoza say they are just learning about the new curfew through word of mouth. Now they're scrambling to get the proper paperwork to be allowed back in after returning from work. Along with his wife and three children, Mendoza says he came to the city to escape gang violence in Ecuador three months ago. The family has been living in Astoria at one of the four respite centers since arriving in New York. Although Mendoza has been able to find a job as a delivery worker, the company wants him to work primarily at night, after the new 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew begins. "Many of us who work in delivery work at night, so we can save money, so that later we can get an apartment or at least a room for the family," Mendoza said in Spanish. With the new curfew, the city is now requiring all migrants to check in by 11 p.m. There are exceptions for things like work and medical appointments, but an approved pass is needed. Mendoza is now rushing to try and get paperwork from his employer to prove he's working. The curfew comes after neighbors in some communities complained of asylum seekers panhandling after hours, in some cases, knocking on doors asking for money. Mayor Eric Adams said on the radio Monday morning that the city's homeless shelters already have the same curfew. "We should not allow people to come at all hours of the night and we are going to continue to roll out," Adams said. "Our goal is not to harm communities." Adams also said that all migrant shelters could have the same curfew soon. Over the past year, close to 170,000 asylum seekers have traveled to the city, almost double the expected amount. At least 2,500 continue showing up each week. When asked what his future holds in New York, Mendoza said it is to not be a burden, but rather to get documents, like a work permit, so he can create a home for his family. The city says if anyone is caught violating the curfew three times within 30 days, they could be expelled from the shelter. #nyc #migrantes #news

A wicked mum who claimed the Bible told her to beat her toddler with a cane before she murdered him will serve at least 25 years behind bars. In the weeks before his violent death, three-year-old Dwelaniyah Robinson suffered excruciating burns from being forced into scalding water and was subjected to a series of cruel acts by his mother Christina Robinson. This included being lashed with a cane for 'messing with his food'. Newcastle Crown Court heard the little boy died after the emergency services were called to his home on November 5 2022 by Robinson, who claimed he had stopped breathing while eating a cheese bap. Paramedics who attended the house at Bracken Court, Ushaw Moor, County Durham, saw the boy's legs were heavily bandaged. The dressings concealed agonising burn injuries to his legs buttocks and genitals, which covered up to 20 percent of his body, should have had immediate surgical intervention but had received no proper medical treatment. Dwelaniyah also had distinctive bruising to his arms and body after being beaten with a bamboo cane while he was already badly burned. The little boy's death was caused by an impact to his head which caused devastating injuries to his eyes and brain. The court heard he had suffered similar injury two days earlier, which had started to heal. Robinson, who was married but pregnant by a sperm donor and had been seeing a man she met on a dating site at the time her son died, denied murder and four charges of cruelty to a person under 16. The 30-year-old, who showed no emotion at the scene, during questioning or at trial, was found guilty by a jury in March. At her sentence hearing today, Robinson continued to deny her guilt and told the court: 'I pray for the day when justice will be served. 'I didn't kill my child in any way, whichever way anyone wants to imagine it. I will forever stand by it.'

A wicked mum who claimed the Bible told her to beat her toddler with a cane before she murdered him will serve at least 25 years behind bars. In the weeks before his violent death, three-year-old Dwelaniyah Robinson suffered excruciating burns from being forced into scalding water and was subjected to a series of cruel acts by his mother Christina Robinson. This included being lashed with a cane for 'messing with his food'. Newcastle Crown Court heard the little boy died after the emergency services were called to his home on November 5 2022 by Robinson, who claimed he had stopped breathing while eating a cheese bap. Paramedics who attended the house at Bracken Court, Ushaw Moor, County Durham, saw the boy's legs were heavily bandaged. The dressings concealed agonising burn injuries to his legs buttocks and genitals, which covered up to 20 percent of his body, should have had immediate surgical intervention but had received no proper medical treatment. Dwelaniyah also had distinctive bruising to his arms and body after being beaten with a bamboo cane while he was already badly burned. The little boy's death was caused by an impact to his head which caused devastating injuries to his eyes and brain. The court heard he had suffered similar injury two days earlier, which had started to heal. Robinson, who was married but pregnant by a sperm donor and had been seeing a man she met on a dating site at the time her son died, denied murder and four charges of cruelty to a person under 16. The 30-year-old, who showed no emotion at the scene, during questioning or at trial, was found guilty by a jury in March. At her sentence hearing today, Robinson continued to deny her guilt and told the court: 'I pray for the day when justice will be served. 'I didn't kill my child in any way, whichever way anyone wants to imagine it. I will forever stand by it.'

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