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Airport in Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Boston itself was not historically an island in the sense of being separated from the mainland by permanent open water, but parts of what is now the city and nearby land were once distinct islands or ...
Any Lucia (Any) López Belloza, a 19‑year‑old Babson College freshman, was detained at Boston Logan on November 20 and removed from the United States to Honduras within days, according to multiple news...
Yes — federal immigration agents have been present and active at multiple U.S. airports in recent months: routine ICE flights operate out of some airports and agents have been conducting document chec...
A Senate Commerce Committee report titled “Flight Risk” alleges the Biden White House directed DOT, FAA, FMCSA and FTA to identify airport facilities that could be used as temporary shelters or proces...
The two airliners that struck the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001, are identified in official and encyclopedic records as , which hit the North Tower, and , which struck the South Tower; these desig...
Multiple high-profile Fourth Amendment disputes involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in 2025 fall into two streams: Supreme Court-level cases testing warrantless entry and the stan...
Reporting so far ties a small set of named airport arrests directly to a TSA-to-ICE passenger-list program: most prominently the November arrest and rapid deportation of Any Lucía López Belloza at Bos...
Available reporting shows Any Lucía López Belloza, a 19‑year‑old Babson College freshman, was detained at Boston Logan on Nov. 20 and ultimately deported to Honduras within about 48 hours; ICE and DHS...
Public reporting and court dockets show there are federal court filings and media-cited court documents connected to Any Lucía López Belloza’s immigration case, including a habeas petition filed in U....
ICE can and does detain lawful permanent residents (green card holders) in circumstances such as alleged criminal convictions, questions of admissibility at ports of entry, or when authorities allege ...