The lawsuit stems from a contention between the Trump administration and Boston officials over the city’s Trust Act, which prohibits city officers from working with ICE on civil immigration efforts. The law was first signed in 2014.

Hundreds gathered at Boston City Hall to mourn Renee Nicole Good and demand an end to ICE operations in the Bay State.

The city’s current course is “obstructionist” and “unlawfully discriminates against the federal government by singling out federal immigration enforcement for unfavorable treatment,“ lawyers for the Department of Justice wrote in a 28-page motion filed Tuesday in federal court in Boston.

Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons vowed to “flood” Boston with immigration agents after progressive Mayor Michelle Wu refused to comply with the Trump administration’s order to dismantle the city’s sanctuary laws. “We’re definitely going to ...

WHAT COULD BE COMING. I IMAGINE EVERY MAYOR OF EVERY MAJOR CITY IS HAVING TO MAKE SOME SORTS OF PREPARATIONS, AND THAT’S HAPPENING HERE. YES. BOSTON NOW PREPARING FOR A POTENTIAL SURGE IN IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT AFTER CONTINUED THREATS FROM TRUMP ...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu says her city "will not back down from who we are and what we stand for" in response to the Trump administration's deadline to comply with federal immigration law. CNN’s Jake Tapper Finally Calls BS on White House Over Trump’s ...

(The Center Square) – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ERO) officers working with federal law enforcement partners apprehended another record number of illegal foreign nationals, 1,406, in Boston in a targeted immigration enforcement sweep.

The Trump administration announced the beginning of a second immigration crackdown in Boston last week, rattling advocacy organizations in support of the city’s immigrant communities. Protestors gather at the Hands off Rally in March 2025 in front of ...

Last month, a Boston University junior proudly posted online that he had spent months calling Immigration and Customs Enforcement to report Latino workers at a neighborhood car wash. Nine people were detained,