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ICE Seeks 250 Parking Spots in Downtown Boston as State Signs Law to Push It Out
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is exploring a plan to lease 249 parking spaces in downtown Boston to stage the vehicles it uses in immigration operations, according to a federal notice, a move that would sharply expand the agency's footprint in a city where it currently has no field office, and one that state and city leaders moved immediately to…
Markey Vows to Build a Bipartisan Coalition for Haiti TPS: “I’m Their Voice, I’m Their Vote”
In an interview with CTN, Senator Ed Markey said he will spend the coming weeks pressing Republicans to protect Haitian TPS holders, arguing the economic cost of losing them will force red-state lawmakers to the table. Senator Ed Markey of Massachusetts told CTN he intends to spend the coming weeks building a bipartisan coalition to protect Haitian Temporary Protected Status…
USCIS Can Now Deny Applications Without Asking for Missing Evidence First
A USCIS policy, effective immediately, allows officers to deny an immigration application without first requesting missing documents. For asylum seekers, who often cannot gather evidence in time, the change could be a serious blow. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has adopted a policy that allows its officers to deny an immigration application outright, without first asking the applicant for missing…
Healey Signs PROTECT Act in Chelsea, Shielding Schools, Courts, and Hospitals From ICE
Governor Maura Healey signed the PROTECT Act into law on Wednesday, August 5, before a packed and cheering room at La Colaborativa, surrounded by immigrants, advocates, teachers, nurses, doctors, clergy, law enforcement, and elected officials who had pushed the bill for more than a year. The state describes it as the strongest protection against federal immigration enforcement of any in…
Judge Ana C. Reyes Lifts Last Stay on Haiti TPS Termination, but Lets the Lawsuit Continue
U.S. District Judge Ana C. Reyes issued an order on Wednesday, August 5, formally lifting the last court order standing between Haitian Temporary Protected Status holders and the end of their protection, while allowing the lawsuit challenging the administration to move forward. The order acknowledges the mandate issued by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit on August…
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ICE Seeks 250 Parking Spots in Downtown Boston as State Signs Law to Push It Out
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is exploring a plan to lease 249…
Markey Vows to Build a Bipartisan Coalition for Haiti TPS: “I’m Their Voice, I’m Their Vote”
In an interview with CTN, Senator Ed Markey said he will spend…
USCIS Can Now Deny Applications Without Asking for Missing Evidence First
A USCIS policy, effective immediately, allows officers to deny an immigration application…
Healey Signs PROTECT Act in Chelsea, Shielding Schools, Courts, and Hospitals From ICE
Governor Maura Healey signed the PROTECT Act into law on Wednesday, August…
Judge Ana C. Reyes Lifts Last Stay on Haiti TPS Termination, but Lets the Lawsuit Continue
U.S. District Judge Ana C. Reyes issued an order on Wednesday, August…
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I lost a friend’: Haiti’s caregivers pushed out, Florida’s elders left behind
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The federal appeals court in Washington on Tuesday handed the legal fight…
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Port-au-Prince, Thursday, July 30, 2026 – Sexual and gender-based violence (GBV) is reaching alarming levels in Haiti, turning the daily lives of women and girls into a veritable obstacle course.…
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