ICE Arrests 84 People at Louisiana Racetrack
- On June 17, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement conducted a worksite crackdown at a Louisiana racetrack, resulting in the arrest of 84 individuals suspected of unauthorized employment.
- The raid followed intelligence that businesses operating at the racetrack’s stables were employing workers without proper authorization despite recent presidential guidance to limit enforcement in agriculture and hospitality sectors.
- The joint operation involved multiple federal, state, and local agencies, and several detainees had prior criminal records, including Enrique Gonzalez Moreno, who has multiple convictions and illegal entries.
- Eric Hamelback, CEO of the association representing horsemen, expressed serious concerns, mentioning ongoing issues at Churchill Downs in Louisville, while Boyd Gaming emphasized they fully adhere to labor regulations and confirmed that none of their Delta Downs staff were implicated.
- The arrests sent a strong signal to those involved in the racing industry and highlighted ongoing investigations into labor abuse and immigration offenses, with authorities evaluating potential civil fines and related criminal conduct connected to unauthorized employment.
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