POLITICSCOMMONWEALTH BEACON
Immigrant protection accord includes state, local enforcement rules
Legislative negotiators in Massachusetts reached a compromise on a bill expanding protections against federal immigration enforcement, including expanded 'sensitive locations' like schools and healthcare facilities, while maintaining existing partnerships with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The agreement codifies a state court decision and prohibits new agreements allowing state officials to assist federal immigration enforcement.
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