The restaurant’s windows were plastered with signs expressing love for the workers and denouncing ICE, which made almost 1,000 arrests of immigrants across the U.S. in Trump’s first week in office, and 1,179 people more on Jan. 26 alone. Most of the signs were made by neighborhood children.
– Report and photos by Martha Grevatt
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