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Milford, MA, teen describes 6-days in ICE facility: 'Nobody deserves to be down there'
Marcelo Gomes da Silva, the 18-year-old Milford, Massachusetts, teen who was arrested last weekend while on his way to volleyball practice, spoke to the media shortly after being released on bail from an immigration facility in Burlington on June 5.
Photos: Supporters celebrated Milford teen’s release from ICE custody
Marcelo Gomes da Silva was held in federal detention for five days weekend after federal agents stopped him on his way to volleyball practice in Milford. An immigration judge said Gomes should be released on bond on Thursday.
Teammates, coaches and friends of Marcelo Gomes da Silva came to Chelmsford in support of him for his immigration hearing.
Massachusetts law​ prevents local law enforcement from arresting anyone on the basis of their immigration status.
Milford is another municipality thrust to the front line of President Trump’s ongoing immigration crackdown, with the arrest ...
Starting Monday, June 23, the Milford RMV will operate from a 9,176-square-foot office at 138 South Main St., according to a ...
ICE officials said they were looking for the father of a Milford High School junior when they arrested the 18-year-old on ...
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Shortly after a Milford, Massachusetts, student was released from an ICE detention facility, two U.S. representatives toured ...
One of two men convicted of killing Milford Police Sgt. Walter Conley in December 1980 has been granted parole.
Marcelo Gomes Da Silva is expected to be released soon pending a later immigration hearing. He will likely wear an ankle monitor in the meantime.
Maria Calvillo, a Spanish teacher at Stacy Middle School, has been nominated for the 2025 Latino Educators Shine Awards.
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