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Immigration Crackdown Is Backfiring on American Workers, Economists Warn
The federal crackdown that has swept through Haitian and other immigrant communities was sold to voters as a rescue plan for American workers. A growing body of economic evidence now suggests it is doing the opposite — and one of Wall Street's most closely watched forecasters says the workers it was meant to help are worse off. Mark Zandi, chief…
At Merrimack Valley Town Hall, Residents Set the Agenda and Candidates Answer for It
The Merrimack Valley Project's nonpartisan People's Agenda forum pressed state representative and U.S. Senate candidates on housing, immigration, and health care — with continued TPS protection for Haitians among the commitments demanded from the stage LAWRENCE, Mass. — The candidates did most of the talking, but the community wrote the script. At the Merrimack Valley Project's People's Agenda Regional Town…
Moulton Pledges to Abolish ICE and Restore Haitian TPS as He Challenges Markey in Senate Primary
LAWRENCE, Mass. — U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton told a Merrimack Valley audience this week that if he is elected to the U.S. Senate, he will move to abolish and prosecute Immigration and Customs Enforcement, restore Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and other nationals, and guarantee health care to everyone in the country regardless of immigration status. Moulton, a Marine Corps…
Socialist Joe Tache Mounts Third-Party Senate Challenge, Vows to Abolish ICE and Fund Human Needs Over War
LAWRENCE, Mass. — Joe Tache, a youth worker and community organizer running for U.S. Senate with the Party for Socialism and Liberation, brought a blunt message to the Merrimack Valley this week: neither major party is built to serve working people, and the immigrant communities being targeted by federal enforcement need a fundamentally different politics. Tache spoke with Caribbean Television…
MBTA Pays $495,000 to Settle Hair-Pulling Claim Against Transportation Chief Phillip Eng
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has agreed to pay nearly $500,000 to a senior employee who accused General Manager Phillip Eng of pulling her hair, in a settlement that also requires her resignation. The agreement draws fresh scrutiny to one of Governor Maura Healey's top appointees and raises questions that civil rights advocates say extend beyond a single workplace incident.…
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Immigration Crackdown Is Backfiring on American Workers, Economists Warn
The federal crackdown that has swept through Haitian and other immigrant communities…
At Merrimack Valley Town Hall, Residents Set the Agenda and Candidates Answer for It
The Merrimack Valley Project's nonpartisan People's Agenda forum pressed state representative and…
Moulton Pledges to Abolish ICE and Restore Haitian TPS as He Challenges Markey in Senate Primary
LAWRENCE, Mass. — U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton told a Merrimack Valley audience…
Socialist Joe Tache Mounts Third-Party Senate Challenge, Vows to Abolish ICE and Fund Human Needs Over War
LAWRENCE, Mass. — Joe Tache, a youth worker and community organizer running…
MBTA Pays $495,000 to Settle Hair-Pulling Claim Against Transportation Chief Phillip Eng
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has agreed to pay nearly $500,000 to…
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