Illegal immigrants will no longer be allowed to encamp in Boston’s Logan International Airport as Massachusetts begins housing migrants in a taxpayer-funded emergency facility. 

Gov. Maura Healey (D-MA) broke the news on Friday, saying that effective July 9, migrants will be banned from sheltering in the state’s largest airport. Instead, the sanctuary state will transfer migrants to a taxpayer-funded facility in Norfolk. Massachusetts is opening up an emergency shelter in a former minimum-security prison facility that will accommodate approximately 450 people.