Maria Sacchetti

Immigration Reporter, Boston Globe

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@BostonGlobe #immigration reporter. Reportera que cubre #migración. Hablo español. Contact: msacchetti@globe.com & 617-929-7810

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@ucilaura ayyy but you have Laguna Beach right there. No te quejes! :) abrazote! I miss you guys!

GlobeAndrewRyan: Rainbow over Southie. Pot of ...

twitter.com — Rainbow over Southie. Pot of gold appears to be at 5th and H streets pic.twitter.com/f7WypLEhfR

ICE director John Morton stepping down in July

washingtonpost.com — Immigration and Customs Enforcement director John Morton announced Monday that he will leave the agency at the end of July. Morton has headed ICE for more than four years; the Senate unanimously confirmed him for the role in May 2009.
García Padilla: Statehood Would Turn Puerto Rico into a “Latin American Ghetto” latinorebels.com/2013/06/17/gar… via @latinorebels

García Padilla: Statehood Would Turn Puerto Rico into a “Latin American Ghetto”

latinorebels.com — So now we really know where Puerto Rican governor Alejandro García Padilla stands when it comes to the island's status quo and its commonwealth relationship with the United States. In an interview on CNN en español, García Padilla said that if Puerto Rico were to become the 51st state of the Union, the island would turn into a "Latin American ghetto."
@benwinograd glad to write about zad but can't without names. That's only what this is about ( for now.)
In rare victory for media, judge orders DHS to name criminal #immigrants freed in US @ire_nicar @AILAExecDir b.globe.com/11OhQHD

Globe wins lawsuit against Homeland Security

bostonglobe.com — A federal judge has ordered the Department of Homeland Security to disclose the names of thousands of criminal immigrants released in the United States because their homelands refused to take them back, handing the media a rare victory against one of the most secretive agencies in the federal government.
In rare victory for media, judge orders DHS to name criminal #immigrants freed in US b.globe.com/11OhQHD @Bostondotcom @romenesko @rcfp

Globe wins lawsuit against Homeland Security

bostonglobe.com — A federal judge has ordered the Department of Homeland Security to disclose the names of thousands of criminal immigrants released in the United States because their homelands refused to take them back, handing the media a rare victory against one of the most secretive agencies in the federal government.
@benwinograd missed this sorry. Point is to find out who's held. Now arrests r secret. How can u discuss detention if who, why are unknown?
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