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Sanctuary Cities Don’t Protect Immigrants — They Protect Criminals
By veering so far to the left on immigration policy, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu does not stand with the American people or immigrants.
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Massachusetts ICE Operation Leads to 370 Arrests of Illegal Immigrants
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and federal law enforcement partners arrested 370 illegal aliens in Massachusetts from Tuesday, March 18 to Sunday, March 23, targeting gangs, organized crime, and serious offenders, ICE Boston recently announced.
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Feds Nab Man In Woburn On Charges of Selling Fake Social Security Cards and Green Cards
Federal authorities have arrested a Brazilian man who lives in Woburn on charges of selling fake Social Security cards and Green Cards.
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Free Immigration Lawyers For Illegal Immigrants, Somerville City Councilors Say
The Somerville City Council is planning to endorse a bill in the state legislature that would require the Massachusetts state government to provide free legal services to illegal immigrants fighting deportation.
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State Senator Peter Durant Criticizes Maura Healey, Considers Run For Governor of Massachusetts
State Senator Peter Durant (R-Spencer) is not happy with Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey.
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City Councilors Worried ‘Boston Trust Act’ Doesn’t Do Enough To Protect Illegal Immigrants
Boston city councilors are considering ways to expand the scope of a city ordinance that limits cooperation by Boston police with federal immigration authorities. The Boston Trust Act, enacted in 2014 and amended in 2019, doesn’t go far enough, some council members and immigration advocates said Monday.
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Massachusetts State Rep Weighs In On His Defund Sanctuary Cities Bill
Massachusetts state Representative Marc Lombardo (R-Billerica) has weighed in on his proposal that would withhold funding from sanctuary cities.
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Federal Small Business Association To Move Offices From Sanctuary Cities, Including Boston
One day after a congressional hearing about sanctuary cities, one federal agency announced plans to move an office out of Boston.
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