Mass. crime decline keeps public safety in focus

Governor Maura Healey signed a law banning warrantless federal arrests in Massachusetts courthouses, emphasizing that the legislation is about "public safety" and protecting residents. As part of her reelection efforts, Healey has promoted her public safety record and faced criticism from Republican opponents who cite increasing violent incidents and parole board decisions. Critics argue that her policies have impacted safety, while advocacy groups highlight crime reductions during her tenure, and she maintains her actions are unrelated to her campaign.

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