US EditionUS attorney blasts 'interference' with ICE operations in Mass.
- Leah Foley, U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts, condemned recent interference with ICE operations across the state following arrests in Massachusetts and nationally.
- The criticism follows chaotic immigration arrests last week in Worcester and other incidents involving obstructive crowds and local volunteers filming ICE agents.
- ICE agents, led by Acting Director Todd Lyons, focus arrests on alleged dangerous immigrants amid rising confrontations and complaints from communities including Worcester, Waltham, and Newton.
- Foley stated that she will take action against any public official who unlawfully interferes with ICE activities, describing such interference as alarming and a threat to public safety.
- The U.S. Attorney’s Office will investigate and potentially prosecute interference with ICE, while local officials urge calm and clear operational guidelines amid heightened tensions.
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