Massachusetts officials say thousands of Temporary Protected Status holders face possible detention as the Department of Homeland Security moves to end protections for roughly 400,000 people and offers voluntary departure assistance including flights.Advocates warn the loss of these workers will worsen shortages in healthcare, childcare and elder care; Temporary Protected Status recipients contribute about $29B to the economy, pay nearly $8B in taxes and fill more than 740,000 caregiving roles, the National Domestic Workers Alliance says.Stephen Miller hailed the
Supreme Court decision on behalf of the
Donald Trump administration, while Governor
Maura Healey and legal groups vow to fight terminations and warn that returns to
Haiti,
Syria or
El Salvador would be unsafe for many families.