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Detained manager of Suya Joint denied bail or release with electronic monitoring
Paul Dama, who had been working as a manager at the acclaimed Nubian Square restaurant, was detained by ICE in June. -
Local sanctuary cities make case to keep federal funds off Trump admin's chopping block
Chelsea and Somerville stand to lose millions if they keep policies prohibiting cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. -
Cost high to expand background checks for shelter applicants
State explores whether to check applicants’ national criminal information. -
Temporary status to be removed from roughly 80,000 Hondurans, Nicaraguans
Critics argue this decision disrupts lives built over decades. -
Federal trial starts over Trump administration's crackdown on pro-Palestinian campus activists
The lawsuit, filed by several university associations against President Donald Trump and members of his administration, would be one of the first to go to trial. -
Local Hondurans fear the end of temporary protected status
The latest re-registration period goes through July 5. The Trump administration hasn't announced an extension or cancellation. -
Healey administration shutters hotels, transfers families through HomeBASE program
Thirty families moved out of the shelters that closed Monday. -
Manager of award-winning Boston restaurant detained by ICE
Paul Dama, a Boko Haram survivor and the manager of Suya Joint, was recently stopped on his way to church. -
Advocates push for juvenile fingerprint data sharing to end, as ICE detains Chelsea teens
“If they [the FBI] hadn’t been sharing the information ... in previous years, it appears as though they’re doing so now,” said criminal justice professor Tom Nolan. -
Trump administration tells immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela they have to leave
Since October 2022, about 532,000 people from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela were allowed to enter the U.S. under the program created by the Biden administration.
