MA Latino News

21/10/2025

“We are increasingly seeing the devastating results of this mass deportation effort, which is children raising children,” said Heather Yountz, senior immigration attorney at Mass Law Reform Institute. “What do the children do when their mom disappears?”

👉 https://malatinonews.com/ice-raids-impact-on-children/

23/09/2025

Since its opening, Bocadillos has been growing, and people are starting to know the little empanada place on the corner of Cypress Street and Franklin Street, which offers an authentic taste of the Dominican Republic.

“I don’t really have a marketing budget to make sure it gets to everybody, but slowly, people are realizing that it’s here,” said Keneddy Lavour, owner of Bocadillos. “As long as people like my empanadas, I’m gonna keep doing it.”

Read more at https://malatinonews.com/sazon-de-brookline-small-bites-of-dominican-cuisine/

19/08/2025

A federal judge in is considering whether to temporarily ban the Trump administration from targeting funding for and over their refusal to participate in most federal immigration enforcement practices.

https://malatinonews.com/local-sanctuary-cities-make-case-to-keep-federal-funds-off-trump-admins-chopping-block/

16/07/2025

While social isolation among older adults is not a new problem, experts say the COVID pandemic exacerbated the challenge.

Every day, the senior center at the Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers in offers a variety of activities. About 40 participants play dominoes, color in coloring books, take exercise and dance classes, and eat lunch together each day.

👉 https://malatinonews.com/social-isolation-is-a-major-health-risk-for-older-adults-groups-across-mass-are-stepping-up/
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25/06/2025

In , at least five minors who were recently arrested by the Chelsea Police Department were detained by federal authorities after their release from police custody. The similarities of these incidents have many in the community feeling extreme distress.

https://malatinonews.com/advocates-push-for-juvenile-fingerprint-data-sharing-to-end-as-ice-detains-chelsea-teens/
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14/06/2025

16/05/2025

Yesterday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments over a Trump administration order that would deny automatic U.S. to children born on American soil to undocumented immigrant parents and others in the country temporarily.

“Our intention isn’t to come to this country and have kids, maybe that comes after,” said Maya, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico City. “Those of us who migrate, we come with the intention of a better life. Citizenship for kids of undocumented parents is a right, It shouldn’t matter what political opinions people have.”

https://malatinonews.com/supreme-court-weighs-trumps-birthright-citizenship-order-amid-constitutional-debate/
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Latino News Network

07/04/2025

“International students are just a very vulnerable and very easy-to-reach population for the goals of meeting quotas of deportations,” shared Gerardo Blanco, academic director of Boston College’s Center for International Higher Education.

👉https://malatinonews.com/umass-harvard-student-visas-revoked-in-new-stage-of-trump-immigration-crackdown/
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17/03/2025

Across the country, officials are developing plans to protect students and their families from immigration enforcement since the Trump administration rescinded guidelines that prevented immigration arrests in and around “sensitive” locations, including schools.

“We are really clear about schools’ obligations to protect students and their information, because this is a strong component of protecting students’ education information at the heart of it as well,” said Russell Johnston, the Acting Commissioner of the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

👉 https://malatinonews.com/ma-schools-prepare-for-immigration-investigations/
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Latino News Network

30/01/2025

Only 6% of ’s homeless population is , starkly contrasting the national average of 40%. This difference highlights local policies’ effectiveness and underscores the immense challenge of meeting rising demand.

As the number of families and individuals seeking assistance grows, the strain on state resources intensifies, testing the limits of what even a right-to-shelter system can provide.

✍ The Fulcrum
👉 https://malatinonews.com/massachusetts-faces-increasing-demand-for-homelessness-services/

20/01/2025

“I feel more confident and safer with as , and I know he will grow the ,” says Vicky Chen, , .

🇺🇸 https://malatinonews.com/bridging-hearts-in-a-divided-america/
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Latino News Network

24/12/2024

It’s all about wearing something new in 🇸🇻on , dubbed el estreno. People put on something new for December 24, and then lots of folk head to the beach for Day.