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The Trump administration’s immigration policies pushed many voters toward Democrats. Arrests in New England are still happening.
Despite Democrats’ sweeping midterm victories and voter backlash against Trump’s immigration policies, ICE enforcement continues across New England, leaving immigrant communities fearful and families struggling.
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Ukrainian TPS holders in Massachusetts face uncertainty
More than 1,300 Ukrainians with TPS in Massachusetts have been nervously waiting to see what the Trump administration does to their protected status.
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Federal immigration enforcement officers target immigrants without criminal charges
The restaurant industry, much like construction and cleaning, has been “identified by the federal government as an industry that has immigrant workers.”
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Salvadorans set to lose TPS protection Sept. 9, potentially facing detention and deportation
In Massachusetts, approximately 7,300 Salvadorans are set to lose their TPS protection, many of whom live in East Boston, Chelsea, Revere, and other areas in Greater Boston.
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How Markey and Moulton discussed immigration during their final debate
US Senator Ed Markey and US Representative Seth Moulton, who are each vying for the Senate seat, addressed immigration during their final debate before the election.
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ICE shifts enforcement tactics to more private spaces to detain Haitian TPS holders
The harsh consequences of this new reality are hitting many Haitians, some of whom have lived in the US for more than 15 years.
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How did David Brouillette, a troubled man with a violent past, become an ICE officer?
Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero was shot and killed by the ICE agent.
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ICE is logging more arrests than ever in Mass. and beyond
Immigration arrests by ICE are ramping up in Massachusetts and across the country, even if the activity is garnering fewer explosive headlines than previously.