ICE reportedly targeting businesses and restaurants in DC
- On Tuesday, Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials conducted visits to multiple restaurants in Washington, D.C., including Millie's and Chef Geoff's, to examine employees' work authorization documents.
- These visits were carried out following President Trump's executive order focused on improving the capital's appearance and seemed connected to intensified efforts to enforce immigration laws.
- Restaurants received advance notices or verbal warnings that ICE would return by May 12 to inspect I-9 forms, and no arrests occurred during the operation.
- Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser expressed concern over the reports, suggesting that ICE operations appear to extend beyond targeting criminals, while industry leaders emphasized the vital role immigrant workers play in supporting the local economy.
- The enforcement triggered fear among workers and added pressure on small businesses, raising concerns about potential economic disruptions in the restaurant sector.
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ICE Poised to Start Massive Raid on Washington, D.C., Businesses
Agents with the Department of Homeland Security swept out across Washington, D.C., on Tuesday and Wednesday, serving restaurant owners with notices demanding I-9 “Employment Eligibility Verification” forms. This follows President Trump’s recent executive order to intensify immigration enforcement in D.C. ICE said it served over 100 local businesses with notices. Among those raided was Chef Geoff’s, a restaurant owned by the husband of CBS News a…
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DENVER (KDVR) -- More than a dozen people have been removed from the U.S. after an April U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration operation at an underground Colorado Springs nightclub, a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokesperson confirmed to FOX31. The spokesperson said 18 people arrested were subject to final orders of removal, which allows ICE to remove people from the country, according to the agency's website. The spokesperson also …
Pic: ICE raids CBS News anchor's husband's restaurant in DC
Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials raided a restaurant in Washington, D.C., owned by Geoff Tracy, the husband of CBS News anchor Norah O’Donnell, on Tuesday. According to Fox 5, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents entered “Chef Geoff’s” restaurant in D.C. on Tuesday morning and asked to see the I-9 forms of the restaurant’s staff members, prompting the staff members to panic. The outlet noted that the restaurant is owned by Geo…
Trump's Deportation Agenda Sparks Panic in D.C.
Immigration enforcement in Washington, D.C., has sparked fear among immigrants and citizens alike, prompting D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser to reassure the public and immigrant rights groups to mobilize to support those affected. The post Trump’s Deportation Agenda Sparks Panic in D.C. appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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