• Dem Gov Suddenly Changes Her Tune On Leaving Shelter Doors Open For Ill

    From Dave Wainwright@21:1/5 to All on Thu Jan 16 15:15:33 2025
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    The governor of Massachusetts requested on Wednesday that nearly all
    family members living in any of the state’s emergency shelters be in the United States legally, with few exceptions.

    Democratic Gov. Maura Healey proposed a slate of new restrictions for
    the state’s decades-old right-to-shelter law, such as tougher criminal background checks, establishing residency requirements and prohibiting
    nearly any applicant who isn’t a U.S. citizen or lawfully present in the country. The proposals come after several criminal busts in the shelters attracted national headlines, such as a rape of disabled girl by a
    shelter resident and the discovery of nearly $1 million in drugs and an
    AR-15 by another. (RELATED: Mayorkas Says Biden ‘Quickly’ Cracked Down
    On Border Crisis — Several Years And Millions Of Migrants Later)

    Currently, any applicant can be housed in the state’s shelter system
    before providing documentation. In a public statement about the
    proposals, Healey appeared to blame Congress and the federal government
    for the beleaguered shelter program.

    “I have evaluated the Right to Shelter Law and regulations as well as
    the operational burdens on the system,” the governor said. “Based on
    that review, and in the face of continued inaction by Congress and no assistance from the federal government, I believe these changes are
    appropriate and needed to ensure the long-term sustainability of the
    state shelter system in a way that aligns with the original intent of
    the law.”

    “In addition, these proposed changes will allow us to continue to ensure
    the safety of our system, support cities and towns in addressing the
    needs of unhoused families in their communities and put us on the path
    toward a more fiscally sustainable shelter system,” she continued.

    Republicans in the state accused the governor of acting far too slowly
    to address the shelter crisis.

    “It’s a shame that the Healey-Driscoll Administration took this long to come to terms with the gravity of the situation,” Amy Carnevale, chair
    of the MassGOP, said in a public statement. “And it’s an even bigger
    shame that it was only after the information they’ve known for the past
    two years became public that they finally decided to take action.”

    Major crimes within several shelter facilities have rocked the program
    and caused headaches for the Democratic governor, who has increasingly
    taken a tougher stance on illegal immigration in her state.

    A Haitian man who arrived into the country through the Biden
    administration’s CHNV program was arrested in March for allegedly raping
    a disabled minor at a motel that was being used for migrant housing. A Dominican man living illegally in the country was arrested in December
    after being caught with an AR-15 rifle and hundreds of thousands of
    dollars worth of illicit drugs in his shelter residence.

    That December drug bust prompted Healey to order a sweeping inspection
    of every shelter facility in the state, calling it “outrageous” that the individual was able to take advantage of the shelter program for his
    alleged criminal activity.

    Internal documentation obtained by the Boston Herald revealed that Massachusetts’ state-funded migrant-family shelter facilities has been
    rife with incidents of child rape, drugs, physical assaults and other
    illicit crimes since at least 2022. In one of the alarming cases
    unearthed in the reports, a father staying at one of the facilities
    allegedly had sex with his daughter repeatedly and ultimately
    impregnated her.

    Asylum seekers have flocked to Massachusetts en masse since the
    beginning of the border crisis, forcing the state to utilize 128
    different hotels and motels to house migrants and other homeless
    families since the immigration crisis began. The situation has come at
    great expense to local taxpayers, with a state commission report
    recently determining that Massachusetts would spend up to one billion
    dollars on its emergency shelter system in the 2025 fiscal year.

    In June, Healey deployed several state officials to border communities
    with the mission of warning migrants not to come to Massachusetts
    because the shelters were already at capacity.

    While she has rejected the label, other organizations have identified
    the entire state of Massachusetts as a sanctuary haven for illegal
    migrants. In addition, Boston and several other localities have also
    been labeled as sanctuary cities for limiting cooperation between local
    law enforcement and federal immigration authorities.

    The proposals made on Wednesday would require shelter applicants to
    verify their identity and residency before being housed, and applicants
    must prove they are in the country lawfully unless they have a child who
    is a citizen or lawful resident, according to her public announcement.
    The requests, however, would have to be passed by the state Legislature
    before going into effect.

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  • From Siri Cruise@21:1/5 to Dave Wainwright on Thu Jan 16 16:16:03 2025
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    Dave Wainwright wrote:
    The governor of Massachusetts requested on Wednesday that nearly
    all family members living in any of the state’s emergency shelters
    be in the United States legally, with few exceptions.


    It is illegal to shelter known undocumented immigrants. Sanctuary
    jurisdictions do not violate federal laws. We do not ask
    immigration status at homeless shelters. We do not interfere with
    ICE enforcement of federal laws. We are prepared to challenge ICE
    in court to verify legality.

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