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Groups sue Florida officials over migrant relocation program
Legal advocates at Harvard Law School and the Southern Poverty Law Center are looking for a federal judge to halt the program. -
A fight over how to enforce immigration laws reaches the Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday in a long-running dispute over how to enforce the nation's immigration laws. President Biden's… -
Immigration advocates welcome new shelter in Mass., but say more help is needed
Gov. Charlie Baker announced a plan to house migrants at a former Army base in Devens, Massachusetts. -
Immigration advocates take victory lap with the end of Sheriff Hodgson's 25-year tenure
Sheriff-elect Paul Heroux doesn't see it as a "sheriff's role" to house immigrant detainees. -
Baker appeals to Biden administration for help supporting migrants
"Massachusetts is proud to welcome individuals and families seeking asylum ... but additional federal support is required." -
Trafficking, Inc., Part 2: For labor trafficked immigrants, T-visas are a life-saving but flawed relief
Applications can take a long time to process, and many applications are denied. -
Arrests for unlicensed driving plunge in New York following unauthorized immigrant license law like Mass.’s
Mass. voters will decide the law’s fate on the ballot. Advocates say it’s another piece of evidence the Bay State’s law would make roads safer. -
Texas sheriff certifies the Martha's Vineyard migrants are crime victims, opening the door for special visas
Law enforcement certification is required for a U-visa and usually takes over a year to obtain -
Feds probe how DeSantis paid for migrant flights to Martha's Vineyard
Treasury Department investigating whether Florida misused COVID-19 relief money for the flights. -
3 stories GBH News is following this week
Martha's Vineyard migrants looking for housing, slow zones on the Orange Line and historic Lakota artifacts are being returned.