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	Mayor Bloomberg issued Executive Order 41 to ensure that immigrants, and other New Yorkers, can access City services that they need and are entitled to receive. The policy protects areas of confidentiality, such as immigration status, sexual orientation, status as a victim of domestic violence, status as a crime witness, receipt of public assistance, and information in income tax records. Read Executive Order 41 (in PDF) Read Mayor's remarks at signing ceremony

	How does Executive Order 41 affect immigrants? Executive Order 41 affects immigrants (English) (in PDF) Executive Order 41 affects immigrants (Chinese) (in PDF) Executive Order 41 affects immigrants (Urdu) (in PDF) Executive Order 41 affects immigrants (Russian) (in PDF) Executive Order 41 affects immigrants (Spanish) (in PDF) Executive Order 41 affects immigrants (Korean) (in PDF)