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Los estados de Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Nuevo Hampshire, Rhode Island y Vermont han establecido sus propias legislaciones para limitar o respaldar las iniciativas de la administración Trump.
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Las detenciones y deportaciones de inmigrantes han aumentado en Nueva Inglaterra, con la participación de instituciones federales, regionales y locales.
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Details are still scarce, but both mayors said operations could begin next week.
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Bishop Robert Hirschfeld pointed to instances throughout history when clergy members put their lives at risk to protect the vulnerable. He said a similar response could be warranted today.
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Connecticut activists gathered to speak out against immigration policy, hold a vigil for the Minneapolis mother killed by an ICE agent, and celebrate the end of deportation flights by Avelo after months of protest.
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Town and state officials say they have no additional information about the federal government's draft plans to open an immigrant detainee processing site that could hold 500 to 1,500 people.
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The Hartford demonstration remained peaceful on Main Street, where speakers called for unity against the Trump administration's immigration enforcement. But nearby, about a dozen protesters were pepper sprayed while attempting to stop what they thought was an ICE vehicle.
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The program “did not deliver enough consistent and predictable revenue,” the airline said in a statement.
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Documents obtained by the Washington Post show a plan to convert an industrial warehouse in Merrimack, New Hampshire, into a site to hold 500 to 1500 immigrant detainees. The town told NHPR it had no knowledge of such a plan.
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The ruling follows a lawsuit from Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey and a coalition of other states.