Massachusetts authorities have announced that illegal immigrant families and individuals will be barred from sleeping overnight on the floors of Boston Logan International Airport, where some 100 people have been staying in what amounts to a makeshift shelter.
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey said in a June 28 statement that a team of state officials was dispatched to the southern border to notify border officials and NGOs that Massachusetts has run out of shelter space.
Illegal immigrants and homeless U.S. citizens will be barred from staying overnight at Logan Airport starting on July 9, Ms. Healey stated.
Those who have been sleeping overnight at the airport and were on an emergency shelter waitlist will be offered accommodations at a former minimum-security correctional facility in Norfolk, Massachusetts, according to the release….
Illegal Immigrants Barred From Sleeping Overnight at Boston’s Logan Airport
