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Documents obtained by the Daily Dot show how the residents of Martha's Vineyard volunteered to help incoming migrants.

Gov. Charlie Baker says Venezuelan migrants will no longer be housed at Joint Base Cape Cod. They will be relocated in Massachusetts and other states.

The 35 Venezuelan migrants who are still being housed by the state at Joint Base Cape Cod are expected to leave this week and the base will wind down its temporary shelter operation by the weekend.

Most of the roughly 50 Venezuelan migrants who were flown to Martha's Vineyard last month at the behest of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis are still being lodged at...

The governor said the state is working to come up with less temporary solutions for the migrants flown to the Vineyard.

The man reportedly believed the bus was part of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s efforts to transport migrants north. Read more on Boston.com.

Over the past several days, volunteers from all over the Upper Cape have been working at Joint Base Cape Cod with the group of Venezuelan migrants who were flown to

The military was not involved in the transport to the Cape Cod base. They are not being detained.

In 1962, a group against desegregation efforts during the civil rights movement funded one-way trips to the north for Black Americans.

Migrant Everlides Dela Hoz didn’t know where she was headed. She said she was told there would be beds, it would be safe and help to find work.