Migrant Orders Unconstitutional | Hudson Valley Week In Review

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — Last week was certainly something, with the smoky conditions caused by the Canadian wildfires. In case you were too busy coughing and trying to stay healthy, Patch has a few headlines that you may have missed. Among the stories were asylym-seekers in the Hudson Valley again in the news, a couple of inmates charged in a cold case and a man brutalizing a pit bull by slamming it against a sidewalk.

Migrant Emergency Orders Are Unconstitutional: Federal Judge

Rockland County Executive Ed Day said his administration is considering all legal options including an appeal.

NYC Sues 30 Counties Over 'Xenophobic' Migrant Housing Bans

The suit does nothing to address legitimate concerns of officials and residents, one county executive responded.

Sullivan County Man Slams Dog Against Sidewalk, Stomps On It: Police

Police said they found the man aggressively slamming the dog against the sidewalk and using his feet to stomp on the animal.

2 Westchester Men Were Part Of A $14.7M Pandemic Relief Loan Scam: FBI

Glenroy Walker, of New Rochelle, and Gary Wheeler, of Mount Vernon, are now facing the prospect of decades behind bars.

Thruway's Ardsley Service Area Reopens To The Public

Ardsley is the seventh new service area to open as part of the $450 million redevelopment and modernization of all 27 Thruway service areas.

2 Former Sing Sing Inmates Charged In Cold Case Murder

They and the victim were feuding members of The Five-Percent Nation, also known as The Nation of Gods and Earths, the DA alleged.

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