Massachusetts State Police won't help federal agencies deport migrants if President-elect Donald Trump moves forward with mass deportations, Gov. Maura Healey says. "No, absolutely not," Healey, a Democrat,

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey said after President-elect Donald Trump’s victory in the White House race that police in her state will not help with “mass deportations.”

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey (D) said her state’s law enforcement will not assist in mass deportations if President-elect Trump follows though with such a plan. “No, absolutely not,” Healey told MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell on Wednesday when she was asked whether Massachusetts would assist if the Trump administration asked.

Fox News’ Jesse Watters on Friday took delight in Donald Trump’s mass deportation plan, one of the president-elect’s major campaign promises. “The Five” host claimed the federal government will “lose” states on the issue and predicted “massive clashes” under the plan,

Advisers to the president-elect are making plans to carry out his deportation pledge, discussing how to pay for it and how to use military assets to detain and remove migrants.

Rep. Lawler on Trump's proposed mass deportation plan Haberman describes how Musk ended up on call with Trump and Zelensky These are the scenarios the Pentagon is gaming out once President Trump takes office Trump said his new WH chief of staff likes to ‘stay in the back.

New York City saw thousands of new migrant arrivals in recent years, but now many face an uncertain future in the United States.

Members of the GOP in immigrant-heavy states tried to reassure constituents that Trump is focused on dangerous criminals and not on "hard-working" immigrants.