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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. -
Ayotte: ICE to ditch plan for detention facility in Merrimack
Gov. Kelly Ayotte announced Tuesday that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security will not move forward with a proposed Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Merrimack. -
Some local police, sheriff and DA offices are communicating often with ICE, records show
In one instance, a sheriff's office sent an entire list of sentenced individuals just 12 minutes after ICE requested the information. -
Legal tug-of-war keeps Mass. man applying for labor trafficking visa in ICE detention
Worries of deportation growing as legal options become limited -
Mayor Wu aims to shield Boston from federal immigration tactics through executive order
The executive order bans ICE from using city property and restricts access to municipal buildings. -
Company lays off Haitian caregivers despite court order protecting work authorization
One of the lead attorneys for the federal case said Tribute Home Care’s interpretation of the order was “not correct.” -
Lawyers suggest more ways Healey can limit ICE activity
The discussion comes as state lawmakers weigh a bill from Gov. Maura Healey to block immigration arrests in courthouses, schools and hospitals. -
Mass. advocates sue ICE over warrantless home entry policy
Whistleblowers recently revealed ICE’s policy that allows for immigration agents to enter private homes without a warrant. -
Massachusetts gears up for another weekend of anti-ICE protests, strikes
Some small businesses are closing or making donations to immigrant rights groups in solidarity with Minnesota. -
Thousands of Mass. Haitians face end of temporary protected status in February
Immigrants, business leaders, and elected officials fear possible deportation
