Massachusetts governor proposes that migrants in shelter be in country legally
- The Governor of Massachusetts proposed that at least one family member in emergency shelters must be in the country legally, hardening her stance on shelter safety concerns.
- The proposal requires applicants to verify their identity, residency, and status before being housed in shelters.
- Families must also undergo a criminal background check to stay in Massachusetts emergency shelters, according to the Governor's statement.
- Advocates, like Kelly Turley, argue that the proposed changes will make it harder for families facing homelessness.
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