Migrants staying at Joint Base Cape Cod settle in as they determine where to go from here
Migrants staying at Joint Base Cape Cod settle in as they determine where to go from here Zane Razzag Published Sept 21, 2022 BOURNE – A group of mostly Venezuelan migrants temporarily housed at Joint Base Cape Cod are "in good spirits," as they map out what to do next, state Sen. Julian Cyr said. Before he unexpectedly found himself on a 87-square-mile island off Cape Cod, one male migrant said he'd had plans to travel to Utah to join a friend. Another was en route to Seattle, while several were meant to go to New York. "I think we're going to see people figuring out their lives and determining what they're going to do next," Cyr, a Democrat who represents Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, said during a phone interview Tuesday. Earlier: 'I simply feel misled': Migrants flown to Martha's Vineyard speak out; DeSantis vows to keep relocating migrants A delegation of local legislators, led by Cyr and state Rep. Dyl...