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  1. City council policy changes regarding TPS and immigration were discussed by Council Speaker Julie Menin.
  2. Council member Julie Menin is pushing for expansion regarding the city council's management of the city's housing assistance program and budget.
  3. Advocacy is underway for the expansion of the city-funded housing voucher program, which serves low-income citizens in New York City.
  4. A voucher program expands its service into NY State while administering housing assistance in New York City.

New York Governor Supports Federal School Voucher Tax Credit Program

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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Governor Hochul announced support for President Trump’s federal school voucher program in New York. This program is structured as a federal tax credit, and New York will notify the federal government of its election in the coming weeks. The governor stated that the program could bring millions of additional dollars to students and families.

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The federal scholarship tax credit program allows American taxpayers to receive dollar-for-dollar credits of up to $1,700 for donations to nonprofit organizations. Families may use these scholarships to pay for private or religious school tuition, and the grants may also be used for expenses at public schools, such as tutoring or special education.

A voucher program is expanding its service into New York State while also administering housing assistance in New York City.

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  • New YorkThe state of New York is opting into the federal school voucher program.

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