Amir Khafagy is a Report for America corps member with Documented. His reporting focuses on the intersections of labor, race, class, and immigration, delving into topics such as labor laws, elections, and public policy. Amir's work has been featured in THE CITY NY, Documented, and NewsBreak.
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New York City, United States (Local)
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Amir's focus is on local issues within New York City, particularly covering topics related to labor rights, immigration, political corruption, and social justice. He appears to have a strong interest in government announcements and legal policy regulations at the local level.
Given his coverage attributes and themes covered, Amir may be most responsive to pitches offering insights or interviews with experts who can provide analysis of local governmental policies impacting labor rights, immigration laws, and societal issues within New York City. Additionally, individuals directly involved in the events he covers may also be valuable sources for him.
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Workers at LaGuardia and JFK Airport file federal labor safety complaints against Alliance Ground International in the latest scandal for the beleaguered company.
By: Amir Khafagy
Immigrant workers in NYC face threats of deportation when seeking compensation for wage theft and injuries, as employers weaponize immigration enforcement.
By: Amir Khafagy
Despite an increase in worker protection funding, the New York City Commission on Human Rights still faces cuts.
Higher wages, financial transparency, and a seat at the decision-making table are among the workers' demands.
By: Amir Khafagy
The most recent city pay disparity report, released in 2024, showed that city workers of color were paid $0.84 for every $1 paid to white city employees. City Hall said it is working on the report, but did not provide a timeline.
Manhattan D.A indicted SALON 1884 owner for allegedly forcing employees to work extensive hours while stealing wages.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed an Executive Order to protect outdoor workers from the dangers of rising extreme heat, including strengthening construction site heat safety requirements, providing bathroom access, and developing a multilingual heat safety guidance.
By: Amir Khafagy
If no deal is reached, 86,000 frontline healthcare workers with the union 1199SEIU could walk off the job.
The proposed casino near Citi Field in Queens is dividing the community in the race for Queens' 13th State Senatorial District.
A letter penned from the UN cites the home care workers' 24-hour shifts as violations of human rights that amounts to a form of forced labor.
