Massachusetts is not requiring people to house migrants in homes
In August, Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll encouraged people to shelter migrants if they have space in their private homes. But she never required it.
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In August, Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll encouraged people to shelter migrants if they have space in their private homes. But she never required it.
In August, Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey encouraged people to shelter migrants if they have space in their private homes. But she never required it.
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