Massachusetts, Facing Crippling Migrant Crisis, Reaches Its Breaking Point
The state will begin issuing eviction notices in early July, telling some migrant families ‘they are required to leave shelter within 90 days.’

Massachusetts will soon start sending out eviction notices to migrant families staying in the state’s emergency shelters, making it the latest in a wave of Democrat-controlled states and cities that had previously declared themselves “sanctuaries” for migrants to change their tune amid a ballooning crisis.
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