Massachusetts Begins Rejecting Illegals, Democrat Gov Declares ‘Sanctuary’ State Is Full
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The state of Massachusetts has revealed that it will no longer accept illegal aliens flooding into its cities.
Democrat Gov. Maura Healey announced Friday that officials have now banned illegal aliens from sleeping on the floors of Boston’s Logan International Airport.
Massachusetts officials are now also telling illegals currently at the Southern Border not to travel to the “sanctuary” state because its shelter system is out of space.
More than 100 migrants have been using the airport facility as a shelter.
Illegals have been lining the floors of Boston’s main air hub with makeshift beds and air mattresses.
However, they will now be prohibited from doing so from July 9.
Instead, the illegal border crossers will be offered free taxpayer-funded dorm-like accommodation at a former minimum-security prison facility in Norfolk, Gov. Healey revealed.
The state has refurbished Massachusetts’ Bay State Correctional Center, a former minimum-security facility.
The new migrant camp opened last week and can accommodate 140 illegal aliens and homeless families, or about 450 people.
The facility is located on the grounds of Massachusetts Correctional Institution (MCI), a medium-security prison.
The migrants will also be offered transfers to other new “safety-net” sites, Healey’s office said.
In a statement, the state’s emergency assistance director, Scott Rice, said:
“The administration has worked diligently in recent months to increase the number of families leaving shelter into more stable housing.