“Today’s lawsuit seeks to protect sanctuary and welcoming cities, so they can continue to make public safety decisions that are in the best interests of their residents," an attorney representing Somerville and Chelsea said at a press conference on Monday. 


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-02-24 19:04:30">February 24, 2025 at 7:04 PM EST</time>

“Today’s lawsuit seeks to protect sanctuary and welcoming cities, so they can continue to make public safety decisions that are in the best interests of their residents,” an attorney represen…{ai:summary}<p>A lawsuit has been filed to defend sanctuary cities like Somerville and Chelsea, aiming to uphold their ability to make public safety decisions that prioritize the interests of their residents. The attorney emphasized the importance of these cities in fostering a welcoming environment. #illegals</p>

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