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Businesses back ICE protest, but closing shop comes at a cost
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Businesses back ICE protest, but closing shop comes at a cost
Dozens of Grand Rapids businesses closed today to join a nationwide protest against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement following a series of civilian deaths linked to the agency this month. Among them is Spirit Dreams, an Eastown gift store at 1430 Lake Drive SE owned by T.M. Camp and his wife,... Please login to read all 1228 words.
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