Immigration

A local leader calls the new federal policy an attempt to “control who votes”

The resolution will affirm New Bedford Public Schools’ protocols when it comes to handling interactions with immigration authorities

Through their shared experience, they’ve forged a bond that’s helped them navigate the change and uncertainty that’s come with being separated from their spouses

Attorney Ritu Mahajan Estes, says ‘we all have rights regardless of our immigration status’

The nonprofit has been operating at the former St. Joseph’s Hospital facility for the past two years.

After Providence police officers were filmed at the scene of an ICE arrest over the weekend, Police Chief Col. Oscar Perez held a press conference to defend his department’s actions

A rare legal clash between the Justice Department and the federal judiciary echoes to Rhode Island, where a 1990s-era lawsuit filed by then–U.S. Attorney Sheldon Whitehouse offers precedent and underscores the escalating tensions between executive power and judicial independence

Massachusetts lawmakers are considering new legislation filed in response to an investigative series by The Public’s Radio that chronicled the lives of child laborers in New Bedford, the nation’s highest-grossing fishing port

Rhode Island AG among 18 Democratic state attorneys general who filed the challenge in Massachusetts

Fabian Schmidt is readjusting to life back home in Nashua, N.H., after being detained by ICE for two months at the Wyatt Detention Center — despite having a green card