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Lawrence mayor hit with second indicment this summer, now over alleged wiretapping (opens the original)
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State prosecutors have accused Lawrence Mayor Brian DePeña of installing secret cameras in city hall and distributing recorded conversations.
In wake of ICE raids, immigration advocates in New Bedford scramble to locate detainees (opens the original)
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By early Thursday afternoon, immigration advocates in New Bedford had documented 34 ICE arrests this week around the South Coast, but some believe the number could be higher.
Worcester County wants more comfort dogs, thanks to a federal grant (opens the original)
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Holden Police Officer Holly Doyle always wanted to have a canine partner. She envisioned the kind of “bite dog” used in criminal matters, maybe a German shepherd. It took 20 years on the job before she managed to get a dog by her side. But Cruiser isn't some snapping shepherd. He's a cuddly Labrador retriever, a "comfort dog," selected for calmness and trained for obedience. As a school resource officer, Doyle said Cruiser changes the tenor of her interactions with students. “When I first starte
ICE arrests continue to rise in Mass., but far less than in other parts of the country (opens the original)
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Massachusetts saw 572 ICE arrests in July, one of the highest monthly totals since immigration agents carried out a “surge” of enforcement last September. Despite an upward trend in ICE arrests, the Bay State has seen a far smaller uptick than other parts of the country that month, according to immigration enforcement figures from the nonprofit Deportation Data Project analyzed by WBUR. Overall, the data shows arrests and deportations are vastly higher under President Trump's second term compare
On immigration, little daylight between Trump and GOP candidates for Mass. governor (opens the original)
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Longtime Baker adviser and GOP consultant Jim Conroy said for Republican candidates, there’s “certainly room” to talk about secure borders and the need for immigration reform. But he says criticizing ICE shouldn’t be off the table.
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