Boston Ends Airport Shelter for Migrants Amid Housing Crisis

State officials enforce ban on overnight stays at Logan Airport as emergency shelters reach capacity.

Migrants previously sleeping at Logan Airport are being relocated to new safety-net sites, including a former prison in Norfolk.
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey declared a state of emergency and capped shelter capacity due to overwhelming demand.
Logan Airport had become a last resort for migrants with no other housing options available.
The state has implemented stricter shelter stay limits and increased efforts to provide housing assistance and job training.
Local and state officials emphasize the need for federal support to address the ongoing migrant crisis.