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Healey wants to limit state shelter to Massachusetts residents
"I believe these changes are appropriate and needed to ensure the long-term sustainability of the state shelter system," she said. -
Shelter leaders say they're responding to incidents to the best of their ability
Shelter leaders push back on crime narrative. -
Migrant workers file federal lawsuit against Connecticut farm, alleging abuse of visa program
Cheshire farm denies allegations of unpaid wages and mistreatment. -
With new Trump administration, municipalities look to change sanctuary policies
Nearly 50 towns and cities passed rules during Trump's first term in office. -
Local immigrant groups prepare for a second Trump term
They’re taking practical steps, like securing housing for as many of the thousands of migrants as possible, as well as distributing information on immigrants’ rights. -
Federal funds go to migrant support in Boston shelters
As Trump administration begins, advocates say dispensing existing funds can combat Trump's upcoming immigration agenda. -
Family shelter system will undergo massive changes, including phaseout of hotels
Administration proposes dropping the amount of time families can stay in long-term shelter -
New citizens, families celebrate at Boston naturalization ceremony
Nearly 200 immigrants gathered at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum for the naturalization ceremony Wednesday, -
Haitian community leaders in Mass. worry about degrading situation in their home country
Immigrants are worried about their family members and the impact of U.S.-made guns fueling the violence. -
Mayor Wu says Boston police won't have to assist in mass deportations under Trump
Wu said her administration is preparing for all scenarios.
