Bangor Daily News
A quarter of people arrested in Maine’s ICE surge are challenging their detentions
The Trump administration described its surge as targeting criminals. Dozens have gone to court and told a different story.
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6mThis hike leads you to an enchanting waterfall on the Appalachian Trail
Surrounded by slate walls that reach up to 90 feet tall, Little Wilson Falls is one of the most impressive waterfalls in Maine.
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3mBangor Mall fails to pay $1.1M fine and make repairs by court deadline
Namdar Realty Group's failure to follow court deadlines happens as it is trying to sell the mall.
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2mLetter: Trapping is inhumane
“Why is this activity considered a sport or even permitted?”
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8mBreakneck pace in immigration courts is driving up deportation orders
HARLINGEN, Texas (AP) — The Trump administration is packing immigration courtrooms and giving less lead-time on hearings in an effort to clear a decades-long backlog. The result is a historic rise in the number of people missing court dates and being immediately ordered deported as the system struggles to keep up, new data shows. Dozens […]
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4mNew Maine ‘ICE out’ laws protect our safety and privacy
Maine has enacted three new 'ICE Out' laws to protect communities from federal overreach, restricting ICE access to state institutions and police resources to ensure public safety and trust.