Stephanie Ebbert

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Campus activists, misidentified students, a jaywalker. Is this the deportation list the Trump administration is using? - The Boston Globe

1 week ago | bostonglobe.com | Stephanie Ebbert |Deirdre Fernandes

Seven people targeted in recent weeks were flagged on a list compiled by Betar, including two from New England — Tufts University student Rümeysa Öztürk, who was seized in late March, and Columbia University activist Mohsen Mahdawi, who was detained in Vermont on Monday. It is unclear to what extent — if at all — the administration relies on the lists from Betar or Canary Mission, another pro-Israel group, which has been collecting names of such protesters for about a decade.
Hard-line groups are pushing lists of alleged Palestinian activists, claiming government support and touting deportations - The Boston Globe

1 week ago | bostonglobe.com | Stephanie Ebbert |Deirdre Fernandes

When a shooting broke out at a pro-Israel rally in suburban Newton in September, a Zionist group rushed to fan the flames and called for a boycott of the city. Two months later, Betar US took aim at Memphis, demanding that the murder of an Israeli-born locksmith be investigated as a hate crime. Now, the US chapter of the century-old Zionist group is engaged in its most audacious gambit — attempting to steer government deportations of foreign students who have advocated on behalf of Palestinians.
Pro-Israel groups take credit for aiding Trump in arrests of international college students - The Boston Globe

3 weeks ago | bostonglobe.com | Stephanie Ebbert |Deirdre Fernandes

After Tufts graduate student Rümeysa Öztürk was apprehended Tuesday evening, the 100-year-old Zionist organization Betar US said it had handed the government her name. “She was on our list,” the organization posted on the social media platform X, with a video of Öztürk’s arrest on the streets of Somerville.
Everett mayor Carlo DeMaria facing more questions about his use of city funds - The Boston Globe

1 month ago | bostonglobe.com | Stephanie Ebbert

After a state investigator found he had used his position to “unjustly enrich himself” to the tune of $180,000, Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria is facing a fresh challenge from city councilors asking whether he has been using other city funds for personal benefit.
Can Everett’s mayor keep settlement from a lawsuit funded by campaign contributions? Past opinions say no. - The Boston Globe

1 month ago | bostonglobe.com | Stephanie Ebbert

Already under pressure to repay $180,000 in city funds that the state’s inspector general said were improperly paid to him, Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria Jr. could face demands to surrender a significantly larger sum that he won in a recent legal settlement. Three months ago, DeMaria announced the owner and publisher of a local newspaper had agreed to pay him $1.1 million to settle a defamation claim.
Who would be evicted from family shelters by new criminal background checks? Nobody - The Boston Globe

2 months ago | bostonglobe.com | Stephanie Ebbert |Deirdre Fernandes

Governor Maura Healey’s new policy requiring additional criminal background checks of all adults in the state’s family shelter system has one striking catch: It would not evict anyone who has a criminal record. The policy, which went into effect in late January, calls for the family of someone convicted of a felony to be moved into more permanent housing ― the same goal for all families in shelters — using state programs such as HomeBASE, which provides $30,000 in rent aid over two years.
Healey administration to start conducting criminal background checks on shelter residents - The Boston Globe

Jan 9, 2025 | bostonglobe.com | Deirdre Fernandes |Stephanie Ebbert

Governor Maura Healey’s administration acknowledged for the first time on Thursday that it has not been conducting full criminal background checks on the people staying in the state’s homeless shelters, despite repeated assurances for months that the state’s vetting process was thorough.
Drug arrests, domestic violence, rapes: More than 1,000 serious incidents reported at Mass. shelters - The Boston Globe

Jan 8, 2025 | bostonglobe.com | Stephanie Ebbert |Deirdre Fernandes

But it was not the first time guns and drugs were found in a shelter unit. Another incident report shows Boston police charged a resident’s partner with drug trafficking in the parking lot behind her building. Police found a gun and 9 bullets, 900 pills, and 30 grams of cocaine in the bedroom of the resident’s son, the report said.
Shelter eviction ends with migrant mother in ICE detention - The Boston Globe

Nov 14, 2024 | bostonglobe.com | Stephanie Ebbert |Deirdre Fernandes

The little girl’s mother grew frantic. Facing eviction with a sick child, Manoucheka Joseph became irate with the shelter manager, then stormed into a trailer behind the building and confronted the Haitian Creole-speaking case managers. “This is going to be on you,” she told the staff, according to a criminal complaint.
Many pregnant migrants are struggling in Mass. shelters. ‘It is a human justice and health issue.’ - The Boston Globe

Oct 6, 2024 | bostonglobe.com | Deirdre Fernandes |Stephanie Ebbert

A pregnant woman had just had a miscarriage in the toilet of her hotel room, a La Quinta Inn employee told Auburn police in April. The woman, who was three months pregnant, was whisked away to UMass Memorial Medical Center for treatment, while a firefighter stayed behind with her two other children. It was not an unusual call for emergency responders in this Central Massachusetts town — or any of the communities where homeless and migrant families have been placed in hotels serving as shelters.

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Everett Mayor DeMaria used his position to unjustly enrich himself: Massachusetts Inspector General https://t.co/H5kD5Uq7S4 via @BostonGlobe

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Articles

Campus activists, misidentified students, a jaywalker. Is this the deportation list the Trump administration is using? - The Boston Globe

Hard-line groups are pushing lists of alleged Palestinian activists, claiming government support and touting deportations - The Boston Globe

Pro-Israel groups take credit for aiding Trump in arrests of international college students - The Boston Globe

Everett mayor Carlo DeMaria facing more questions about his use of city funds - The Boston Globe

Can Everett’s mayor keep settlement from a lawsuit funded by campaign contributions? Past opinions say no. - The Boston Globe

Who would be evicted from family shelters by new criminal background checks? Nobody - The Boston Globe

Healey administration to start conducting criminal background checks on shelter residents - The Boston Globe

Drug arrests, domestic violence, rapes: More than 1,000 serious incidents reported at Mass. shelters - The Boston Globe

Shelter eviction ends with migrant mother in ICE detention - The Boston Globe

Many pregnant migrants are struggling in Mass. shelters. ‘It is a human justice and health issue.’ - The Boston Globe

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