Over 100 people in the New York City area were detained by federal authorities over the past week, new data obtained by THE CITY reveals, part of a broad, multi-agency sweep that has sent shockwaves across immigration communities nationwide.

As ICE raids continue in New York City, the Department of Education has outlined its policy if agents arrive at a NYC public school. President Donald Trump’s executive order allows immigration enforcement at sensitive locations like schools and churches however,

Federal ICE agents launched raids in New York City early Tuesday as part of President Trump’s illegal immigration crackdown, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said. The agents hit at least three locations in the Bronx and took at least two people into custody, sources said.

What makes them especially vulnerable is that in New York City, vending without a license can be prosecuted as a criminal summons or a criminal misdemeanor rather than as a ticket or a civil liability, which puts vendors at risk of deportation if they encounter police.

Like the flip of a switch on January 20, businesses in the vibrant neighborhood became a ghost town. Changes in federal immigration policies and rhetoric from the White House have had a chilling effect on immigrants,