A major Manhattan landlord that could stand to benefit from the reconstruction of Penn Station has a stake in one of the three proposals being considered by President Donald Trump’s administration to remake the rail hub.

In a surprise move Friday, Governor Kathy Hochul proposed legislation that would ban New York cities and counties from entering into certain contracts with federal immigration authorities.

What would Hochul’s proposal change, and how does it differ from other proposed legislation? Here’s what you need to know.

New York state may soon guarantee homeless families placed in hotels the same services as those in shelters, including help finding housing, meals and child care.

The proposal from the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance follows a New York Focus and ProPublica investigation that found hotels have become the state’s predominant response to homelessness outside of New York City. Counties had placed tens of thousands of adults and children in often-dilapidated hotels, the investigation found, and many people have been cut off from the services promised by the shelter system.