US EditionWhat’s At Stake In The Battle To Keep ICE Out Of Gurdwaras
In 1988, Narinder Singh Thandi started working as a motor coach driver for Amtrak. He was the only Sikh working out of the Sacramento office. He drove for hours across California, shuttling from city to city, often alone. The job entailed irregular sleeping schedules and limited access to nutritious food, leading to sustained periods of mental stress when on the road. One night, while driving an empty motorcoach in Southern California around Wal…
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What’s At Stake In The Battle To Keep ICE Out Of Gurdwaras
In 1988, Narinder Singh Thandi started working as a motor coach driver for Amtrak. He was the only Sikh working out of the Sacramento office. He drove for hours across California, shuttling from city to city, often alone. The job entailed irregular sleeping schedules and limited access to nutritious food, leading to sustained periods of mental stress when on the road. One night, while driving an empty motorcoach in Southern California around Wal…
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