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…
Springfield Rallies for Haitian Neighbors as ICE Enforcement Intensifies
Dozens of residents gathered at Springfield City Hall on Friday, August 14, standing in solidarity with the city's Haitian community as immigration enforcement appeared to escalate across the region. Organizers…
NYC Hotel Association Vows to Protect Workers Who Lost TPS; Calls for Federal Reversal
A broad coalition of business leaders, elected officials, and community advocates has united to demand that the federal government reinstate Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, while the Hotel Association of…
USCIS Changes Form I-539 and I-765; New Editions Required After Sept. 15
Immigrants filing to extend work authorization or change nonimmigrant status must use newly revised forms starting September 15, 2026. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will reject older versions of Form…
ICE detains Argentine soccer player at Fort Lauderdale airport
Matías Pourrain had already passed through security and was waiting with his Miami United teammates for a domestic flight to a national tournament when men in plain clothes approached him…
