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Leominster father whose daughter was subject of viral ICE encounter released
Edwards Hip Mejia’s story gained national attention and drew outrage from Massachusetts’ governor. -
Trump administration sets lowest-ever cap on refugee admissions to U.S.
The lowest cap on refugees since the program was established in 1980 comes as the U.S. prioritizes resettling Afrikaners from South Africa. -
Feds end the automatic renewals of most immigrants’ work permits
The new policy will go into effect Oct. 30, and will apply to people applying for renewals in the future. -
Chelsea parent of 3 deported with immigration case pending
Attorneys argue Sergio Ayala Mejia's deportation was a violation of his constitutional rights. -
Protesters question Everett officials after police arrest of 13-year-old leads to ICE detention
Mayor Carlo DeMaria denies any cooperation with ICE. -
‘It’s my responsibility’: In the wake of ICE raids, youth support their families
A 22-year-old looks for a third job to support her sisters. A 19-year-old in Malden helps his mom pay the rent. There are many more. -
Burlington Town Meeting votes to condemn ICE center
Effort seeks access to inspect the facility and enforce zoning compliance. -
Lawsuit aims to stop taxpayer information sharing with ICE
Immigrants without legal status paid nearly $650 million in Massachusetts’ state and local taxes in 2022. Advocates question if ICE actions have contributed to fewer immigrants applying for taxpayer numbers this year. -
Worcester City Council passes resolution barring police from assisting ICE
Although the measure was mainly symbolic, councilors said it sends a message that Worcester cares about immigrants. -
Local Suya Joint manager released after nearly 100 days in ICE custody
The Nigerian restauranteur who was detained by federal immigration agents in June is free.