US EditionImmigrants Avoiding Hispanic Businesses in Orlando as ICE Searches Restaurants, Advocates Say
MORELOS, MEXICO, JUL 18 – Club Migrante Chinelos de Morelos helps reunite 48 Mexican family members with undocumented New Yorkers separated for decades due to immigration enforcement, amid 412,000 undocumented in the city.
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Immigrants avoiding Hispanic businesses in Orlando as ICE searches restaurants, advocates say
The Mexican consulate and a former Orlando area politician on Friday accused Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents of targeting Hispanic restaurants for people to detain, frightening immigrants, and hurting area businesses.Consul Juan Sabines and former State Sen. Linda Stewart, D-Orlando, held a news conference at the consulate office, urging immigrants to come to the consulate to get help with getting papers and getting their status up to…
Family Reunions for Mexican Immigrants Persist in the Shadow of Immigration Enforcement
This story was produced in collaboration with Documented, the newsroom dedicated to reporting with and for immigrant communities in New York City.On the Fourth of July, the 150 or so people packed into a small community center in Queens had much to celebrate — and fear. “It’s very emotional,” said one man, Antonio, holding his hand over his heart and blinking back tears. Next to him lay a bouquet of roses and a colorful balloon with “Welcome Hom…
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