AG Andrea Joy Campbell

@massago.bsky.social

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Wife. Mama. 45th Attorney General of Massachusetts. She/her.

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On a graphic text at the top reads "Legal Resources, How to avoid immigration scams. Understand your rights & use the trusted legal resources below:" Copy text reads, "Before hiring someone for immigration assistance: Verify that the individual is a licensed attorney or accredited representative online by visiting www.massbbo.org/s/ Never pay to access any immigration forms. All immigration forms are available to download free from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) website, www.uscis.gov/forms/all-forms Do not sign a contract or agreement you don’t understand. Always ask to have these documents translated into your native language, if needed. Never sign a blank form. Get copies of every document that you sign and keep all of your original personal documents. Insist on a receipt for every payment you make, including cash payments. Ask for copies of all documents filed with the immigration court or USCIS on your behalf.
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On a yellow graphic with a transparent image of the scales of justice is a statement for the Massachusetts Attorney General with title text that reads, "AG Campbell reminds employers that Haitian and Syrian TPS and work authorization remain in place" Below is the following statement: "As employers grapple with the Supreme Court’s decision, I remind them that Temporary Protected Status designations for Haiti and Syria, and related employment authorizations remain in place until the Supreme Court sends a certified copy of its judgment to the lower court and the federal administration issues implementation guidance. The Supreme Court’s opinion alone does not require immediate changes by employers. Employers may continue to rely on existing TPS-related work authorization and should await certified judgment and federal implementation guidance before making any employment decisions affecting TPS holders. Employees may also have alternative forms of work authorization independent of TPS that remain valid. Before determining that an employee is no longer eligible to work, employers are reminded to communicate directly with employees and consider whether other valid authorization applies. We recognize this decision creates uncertainty, and we will continue to update our guidance as additional federal information becomes available. In the meantime, I continue to urge Congress to extend TPS protections and urge the Department of Homeland Security to reverse course and extend TPS in order to maintain the stability of families, employers, and communities who rely on this status. " The Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell's signature is at the bottom.
On a brown graphic with an image of AG Campbell standing in front of an image of the Supreme Court building is a statement title that says "AG Campbell on SCOTUS ruling to uphold birthright citizenship" The AG's statement reads: “For more than 150 years, the Fourteenth Amendment has stood as a cornerstone of equal protection under the law, born out of our nation’s fight to end slavery and oppression. Without the Fourteenth Amendment, I could not have run to become Attorney General of Massachusetts. Today, the Supreme Court left in place the principle that the President cannot rewrite the Constitution by executive order, and birthright citizenship remains settled law. I am also mindful that this was a razor thin victory. That should remind all of us that our rights and freedoms are not self-executing. Some continue to test the limits of our Constitution in an effort to narrow who belongs in this country, who gets to fully participate in our democracy, and who gets to make those decisions. As Attorney General, I will continue to defend the Constitution, the rule of law, and the promise of equal protection as envisioned by my ancestors.”
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‘I have a lot of dreams’: For one Boston family, Supreme Court ruling on TPS means everything
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Graphic reads: KNOW YOUR RIGHTS: EVICTION SEALING Massachusetts law allows tenants to seal their eviction records, meaning eviction records will not be available to the public. Dismissed or won cases, no-fault eviction, paid nonpayment cases can be sealed immediately. Those with fault-based evictions or non-payment cases due to financial hardship must wait 7 and 4 years respectively without a record before they can petition to seal. To seal your eviction you must file a petition with the court, the easiest way is through completing a Guided Interview. If you do not use the Guided interview, you may complete the Petition to Seal Eviction Record form and file a copy with the court. If your Petition to seal is allowed, you may answer “no record” to any questions about prior eviction actions when applying for housing or credit. mass.gov/ago/eviction-sealing
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Headline reads: National Park Service to remove quotes about slavery, immigration and suffrage from Bunker Hill site
AG Campbell and Cyndi Mark pose with award
AG Campbell speaks at Pride event
AG Campbell marches with a kid at Boston Pride
AG Campbell plants American flag in Boston Common
Patient care will face crisis if Trump ends TPS for Haiti, new report from mass lawmakers says
The media price of a single family home in greater Boston surges north of $1 million (again)
Headline reads AGs sue over new graduate borrowing limits
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On a lavender and light pink gradient background the following title text reads, "GENDER AFFIRMING HEALTHCARE remains legal and protected in Massachusetts." Beneath that text is a cutout image of two individuals holding posters that say "Trans Health Care Saves Lives" and "Trans Kids are the Future!! Healthcare for All"
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AG Campbell speaks with event attendees
Linda McMahon defends dismantling the Education Department, shifting its work
AG Campbell taking a photo with two students.
Group photo of AG Campbell, her two sons, and volunteers at a service day.
AG Campbell with a student
Photo of AG Campbell speaking into a microphone with the AP news headline: “federal court rules against new global tariffs Trump imposed.”
Photo of AG Campbell with the WCVB headline “Massachusetts joins challenge to nexstar-tegna merger”
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Graphic reads: Massachusetts workers know your rights you have a right to: Form, or attempt to form, a union Join a union whether or not it’s recognized      by your employer Assist a union in organizing your coworkers Be fairly represented by a union Address your employer about improving pay Discuss work related issues such as safety      concerns with coworkers Speak to an employer on behalf of multiple      employees about improving work conditions
Graphic shows a WCVB headline over a photo of AG Campbell: “BREAKING: states ask judge to strike down Trump order on mail voting.” Behind her are photos of President Trump and a box of ballots.
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Headline reads AG Campbell: Mass gas companies need to overhaul their climate plans - or face penalties
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