‘It’s my responsibility’: In the wake of ICE raids, youth support their families
Yoana Pleitez Romero should be looking forward to winter courses at Bunker Hill Community College. But instead, she has a long list of things to do.
Local sanctuary cities make case to keep federal funds off Trump admin’s chopping block
A federal judge in Boston is considering whether to temporarily ban the Trump administration from targeting funding for Chelsea and
Advocates push for juvenile fingerprint data sharing to end, as ICE detains Chelsea teens
In Chelsea, at least five minors who were recently arrested by the Chelsea Police Department were detained by federal immigration
Supreme Court Weighs Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order Amid Constitutional Debate
Trump administration order that would deny automatic U.S. citizenship to children born on American soil to undocumented immigrant parents.
A Marlborough father left for work. Now he fears deportation, even with no criminal record.
Their social media photos reflect a life of faith, family and music, singing with their daughter at home and at
Bridging Hearts in a Divided America
“I feel more confident and safer with Trump as president, and I know he will grow the economy,” says Vicky Chen, Boston, Massachusetts.
¡Presente! Boston City Councilor Enrique J. Pepén
As a first-generation Dominican American, Pepén shared how his cultural identity and personal experiences have shaped his career.
Little Saigon’s Vietnamese Community Feels Misrepresented, Overlooked by Mainstream Media
“In terms of the day to day, I would probably say it’s pretty rare to find any kind of coverage of the Vietnamese community.” Leaders cite lack of political representation, Asian journalists, and vocal leaders.
Decision 2024: Democracy In Action
Tools to help you navigate the political landscape and take an active role in shaping the future.
What should sex ed look like in Massachusetts?
BOSTON—A bill seeking comprehensive sex education in the state’s public schools is moving forward in the Legislature, on a topic
New Executive Order Addresses Governmental Language Barriers
BOSTON—This past year, lawmakers have filed a variety of bills pointing to language barriers among state services, calling for an
How We Cover Democracy: LNN’s Promise
One year ago, the Latino News Network pivoted its coverage to focus on local Hispanic / Latino communities’ relationships and involvement