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Foley, a Trump appointee, defended federal agents wearing masks, saying they do so for their privacy and safety.

As early as next week, Congress will take up Trump's request to claw back $1.1 billion in support for public radio and TV.

Julio Henríquez, a human rights and immigration lawyer at Boston university, joined WBUR's All Things Considered to discuss the lawsuit.

The arrest of a Milford High School student by federal immigration officers has sparked outrage.

Trump's critics say his actions against Harvard threaten not only free speech, but a major source of U.S. competitiveness. More than 1 million foreign students are enrolled at the nation's colleges and universities, many of them engaged in cutting-edge research in science and technology that make American universities the envy of the world.

Hubie Jones is a long-time community leader and activist in Boston. The WBUR Community Honors Award honoree joined WBUR to discuss his work.

Rep. Katherine Clark, the House Democratic whip, joins WBUR's Morning Edition to discuss Elon Musk joining with some Senate Republicans to voice opposition to President Trump's reconciliation bill over deficit concerns.

Kate Gilbert is an artist and the founder of the nonprofit Now + There, now called the Boston Public Art Triennial. The WBUR Community Honors Award winner spoke with Morning Edition host Tiziana Dearing about her work bringing public art to neighborhoods across Boston.

Of that group, ICE Boston's Patricia Hyde said 790 had what she called "significant criminality" either in the U.S. or in their home countries.

Connor Shoen is the co-founder of Breaktime, a nonprofit aimed at combating youth homelessness.