Sarah Betancourt

Massachusetts health, human services and nursing care employers — along with many others — are laying off and placing many Haitians with temporary protected status, or TPS, on leave.

This is the first in a series about the impact of detention on the mental health of immigrant families. In her last days, Jeronima Quinilla Castro didn't sleep.

Other local Colombians say that have heard from relatives and friends about the devastation in the country's western Chocó province. Fundraising efforts have also been launched by multiple Colombian businesses locally.

This is part of a series about the impact of detention on the mental health of immigrant families. This story was produced as a project for the USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism's 2026 National Fellowship.

This is the first in a series from GBH about the impact of detention on the mental health of immigrant families.

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It was a long road for Mireille Desormeaux to take her oath of citizenship at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in early August.

Hundreds of people have died in the massive glacial flood on the Nepal-Tibet border and over 2,500 more are missing.

Local advocates and attorneys say that a recent court decision is sowing confusion among some immigrants, including many brought to the U.S. as children and temporary protected status holders.

Salvadorans in Massachusetts face uncertainty as temporary protected status for that country is set to expire Wednesday.