A 13-year-old boy from Everett, Massachusetts, remains in ICE custody in Virginia after being arrested earlier this month.

Real estate professionals are providing guidance to help protect their properties in case ICE intervenes in the lives of their clients.

State Senate president Karen Spilka said she is “incredibly concerned” about federal immigration officials concealing their ...

As she juggles the soccer ball in purple and green cleats on an East Boston field, 14-year-old Kimberly feels that she can be ...

A coalition of advocates rallied in Boston to call for the revival of the Safe Communities Act, which would protect local law ...

An attorney for the boy's family says ICE transferred him to Virginia last week without his family, lawyer or a court knowing ...

A spokesperson for the state Executive Office of Public Safety and Security, which oversees the guard, said agents arrived on the property "without prior notice and without permission." ...

Agents with the ICE Boston field office are not slowing down during the federal government shutdown as they continue to target criminal illegal aliens across the region, but for no pay.

The federal court ruled the boy must be freed unless immigration officials can justify detaining a juvenile with adult ...

Immigrants are being detained while going to work, outside courthouses, and at store parking lots in Metro Boston.

The Little Ball of Hate still feels a lot of love for Boston. Brad Marchand struggled to hold back tears on the ice when the ...