The Somerville City Council has reaffirmed its commitment as a sanctuary city, while elected officials across Massachusetts continue to worry President-elect Trump’s mass deportation plan will harm illegal immigrants who aren’t criminals.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-11-27 12:49:11">November 27, 2024 at 12:49 PM EST</time>

The Somerville City Council has reaffirmed its commitment as a sanctuary city, while elected officials across Massachusetts continue to worry President-elect Trump’s mass deportation plan will harm…{ai:summary}<p>The Somerville City Council has reiterated its status as a sanctuary city amid concerns from Massachusetts officials about the potential impact of President-elect Trump's mass deportation plan on non-criminal illegal immigrants. </p><p>The commitment reflects ongoing tensions regarding immigration policy at the local and national levels. #illegals</p>

Somerville reaffirms sanctuary-city status; Massachusetts AG to fight Trump’s deportation plan

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