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State launches online portal for residents to report ICE issues
“We’ve seen across the country and here in Massachusetts that the tactics of ICE under the Trump Administration have been putting everyone at risk,” the governor said in a statement. -
High school freshman detained in Marlborough released to aunt after judge's order
While federal lawyers previously said they were not pursuing deportation for the teen, she was handed a notice of removal order on Thursday. -
Boston offers $4.5M in public-private funding for immigrant services
The money will help immigrants access legal and mental health services, and boost the city’s know-your-rights outreach efforts. -
Judge dismisses Babson student's lawsuit over mistaken deportation; attorneys allege ICE ‘trap’
“I was like, am I being freed? Am I being played?" said the student in an interview with GBH News. -
Chelsea family sues Trump administration over arrest resulting in window-smashing
“My family has been torn apart,” said Kenia Guerrero, a U.S. citizen. “They obviously don’t care.” -
Advocates testify in support of state legislation limiting immigration enforcement
A local mother describes her fear of pressing charges against her daughter's alleged rapist due to fears of ICE courthouse arrests. -
Fewer au pairs are coming to the US. Some blame immigration policy.
Families blame President Donald Trump’s immigration policies for the decline in international childcare providers. But not everyone is mourning the program’s decline. -
Massachusetts refugees and resettlement agencies sue Trump admin over new detention policy
A new directive earlier this month allows for many refugees to be detained without a warrant. -
Tariffs. Loans. ICE. Immigrant business owners face plenty of hurdles under Trump administration
Businesses operated and owned by immigrants all over the Boston area face a slew of challenges that were shared at a recent roundtable with Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley. -
Mass. judge rules against Trump administration policy for third-country deportations
“It’s not fine, nor is it legal,” the judge wrote. He said the Trump administration violated his previous orders repeatedly.
