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At least 2 dozen immigrants detained in ICE arrest wave across New Bedford, Dartmouth and Fall River
Gov. Maura Healey said Tuesday that she's demanding answers after the arrests in southeastern Massachusetts. -
Health advocates warn of MassHealth changes for immigrants coming Oct. 1
About 7,300 immigrants will be impacted, according to Health Law Advocates -
Attorneys accuse Chelmsford immigration judge of bias in failure to follow protocol
Several immigration attorneys say that Judge Christopher Cooper, one of the new temporary judges at Chelmsford Immigration Court, appears to be working too closely with government lawyers. -
‘Public charge’ changes are coming. Here's what they mean for green card applicants.
As of Sept. 18, the federal government will take a harder line on green card applicants based on their use of public assistance. -
Immigration legal reps decry ‘mega-master’ hearings, lack of due process in court
Former immigration judge says court is ‘failing’ to give immigrants due process. -
WATCH THURSDAY AT 7PM: Haiti On The Line: The TPS Emergency
Local NPR stations in Boston, New York and Miami team up for a 60-minute call-in special about what comes next for Haitians in the United States. -
Boston federal judge stalls 4-year student visa cap
Judge says Trump administration’s proposed restriction could undermine research and the economy. -
Boston celebrates ‘welcoming’ designation as a place for immigrants to feel at home
Today, the Mayor's Office for Immigrant Advancement (MOIA) and other local organizations celebrated the accomplishment. -
Over 7,300 Salvadorans in Massachusetts could face deportation with end of TPS
Temporary protected status for immigrants from El Salvador is set to expire Wednesday, and the federal government hasn't said what it will do with those who hold that status. -
Immigrants here under DACA and TPS face tougher travel restrictions under new federal rule
Some Massachusetts immigrants could risk losing their green card if they leave the country for a short time, often for family emergencies, under a new rule governing how immigration officials view “advance parole.”
