US EditionAfter an ICE Raid, a Teen Took over His Mother’s Pasadena Tamale Stand. The Customers Keep Coming.
14 Articles
14 Articles
Benjamín López and his son Carlos, two indigenous migrants from San Juan Chamula, in the Mexican state of Chiapas, emigrated to the United States in search of a better future. They got a job at a restaurant in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where they were later surprised by a raid by the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE), arrested and deported. Already in their home country, they told of the difficult situation they were going through: t…
After an ICE raid_ a teen took over his mother’s Pasadena tamales stand. The customers ...
Chris Garcia, 14, is not afraid to work. But he is afraid for his mother Carmen, who was at her tamales stand on the corner of Parke Street and Garfield Avenue in Pasadena on June 21 when U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers picked up three of her customers. “She’s afraid she’s going to get hit again, so I told her I’d help her,” Chris said. On Friday, the Fourth of July, he was joined by a steady stream of new and regular cus…
Daily Breeze
After an ICE raid, a teen took over his mother’s Pasadena tamale stand. The customers keep coming.
Chris Garcia, 14, is not afraid to work. But he is afraid for his mother Carmen, who was at her tamales stand on the corner of Parke Street and Garfield Avenue in Pasadena on June 21 when U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers picked up three of her customers. “She’s afraid she’s going to get hit again, so I told her I’d help her,” Chris said. On Friday, the Fourth of July, he was joined by a steady stream of new and regular cus…
SATIRE NEWS: ICE Has Gall To Leave Raided Restaurant Negative Review – U-S-NEWS.COM
SAN DIEGO—Following a surprise restaurant raid Friday in which dozens of employees were taken into custody, witnesses reported that on top of everything else, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents responsible for the violent arrests had the gall to leave a negative review. “It takes a lot of nerve to complain about slow service after kidnapping 75% of my staff,” said Benny Romero, the owner of Romero’s Bar and Grill, who described how t…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 77% of the sources are Center
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
