If you want a mayor who will make crime illegal... the choice is clear

What's deemed newsworthy enough to merit continued discussion the day after it happens is in fact something that can/should be critiqued! You're right that it was covered on the front page of the print edition, but the claim is about the website today. Also, NYT has 11M digital subs vs 600k print!

@nateschweber.bsky.social not sure if it was an editing error or what but the piece currently (inaccurately) states that Congresspeople, not just their staff, are required to give 24 hours notice prior to being given access to DHS facilities

Of note, the visitation guidelines that are linked directly in the piece (www.dhs.gov/sites/defaul...) correctly reflect the law, and directly belie what both the authors of this article and DHS spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin are claiming. No notice is needed, they were illegally denied access.

The claim that members of Congress need to provide 24 hours notice to gain access to DHS facilities is very specifically false. 24 hour notice is needed for their staffers to gain access but NOT for Congresspeople. It's VERY explicitly spelled out.

you are a shande and make me embarrassed to be a new yorker

Also he is not the same as the university administration! He does not control the actions of the president or the board of trustees! I'm actually quite sure he vehemently disagrees with how they have handled themselves over the past week. This all feels very intellectually dishonest and/or lazy.

Really strongly disagree with this interpretation. If he were telling students who are American citizens to censor themselves that would be one thing (and deserve condemnation), but here he is just accurately stating that the school can't protect these students from a lawless executive branch.

The fact that you are serving up empty platitudes in this moment when you hold yourself up as one of Congress's foremost defenders of immigrants' rights is laughable, though not surprising.