For about a week or so, all I’ve been seeing on social media are the requisite first day of school pictures. New clothes, shoes, backpack - and a smiling face - all captured in a moment by proud and excited parents.
My head is swimming.
I don’t know how to come to terms with what’s happening in the country – the one on which I bestowed kisses after disembarking from my five-week trip to Europe at age 22.
In his Letter to the Editor published in the WestfordCAT News Online, 06/13/2017 edition, Mr. Galvin asserts that State Senate Bill #1305 would prohibit police officers from engaging in immigration enforcement, from sharing immigration information with Federal officials and require that our officers block Federal officials from conducting interviews with immigrant detainees.
For about a week or so, all I’ve been seeing on social media are the requisite first day of school pictures. New clothes, shoes, backpack - and a smiling face - all captured in a moment by proud and excited parents.
My head is swimming.
I don’t know how to come to terms with what’s happening in the country – the one on which I bestowed kisses after disembarking from my five-week trip to Europe at age 22.
In his Letter to the Editor published in the WestfordCAT News Online, 06/13/2017 edition, Mr. Galvin asserts that State Senate Bill #1305 would prohibit police officers from engaging in immigration enforcement, from sharing immigration information with Federal officials and require that our officers block Federal officials from conducting interviews with immigrant detainees.
