A Tamale Stand Left Near A Bp Gas Station on Chicago’s South Side Was the Only Evidens that Tamale Local Laura Murillo Had been Up By Immigration Officials.
ARUND 7:30 am Thursday, Residents Started Livestreaming on Social Media and the Citizen App, Showing More than a Dosen Federal Agents in a Home Depot Lot 47th Street and Western Boulevard in Back of the Yards.
Murillo’s Fiance, Jaime Pérez, Said he was on a whatsapp video call with her as immigration enforcement agents confruted her and she pleaded for help.
Jaime Pérez, The Fiance of Tamale Local Laura Murillo, was on a whatsapp video call with her as immigration enforcement agents confront her and she pleaded for help.
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“You’re Hurting with. You’re Hurting with,” he recalled her saying. “And thatn they Snatched the Phone from HER.”
Witnesses Reported Multiple Arrests, but it is unclear how many Morey More People Were detail at that location and another home depot on the north when immigration officers been that day.
Murillo was takeen to the immigration processing center in broadView. Pérez said he had spoken with by phone, and she had as asced for a coat gacause of the COLD INSIDE.
Local Volunteers from the Southwest Side Rapid Response Team Arrived at the scnene shortly after Murillo was arrested.
“I crossed the street, and i saw that there are unmarked cars filled with ice agents. They wore military gear, which meant they have tactical helmets, Long Guns – at least 20 agents,” Said volunteer jianan shi at a news conference with Illinois Coalinois and Refugee Rights.
They Also Witnessed “A Large Staging Area With More than 15 Cars” at a Nearby Shopping Plaza on 47th and Damen Avenue.
Pérez Said Murillo has been in the Country for 20 Years and Has Two Daughters, Ages 18 and 16; The Youngest Has Special Needs. The Older Daughter, GENESIS OZUNA, Picked up Her Mother’s Supplies, and Her Work Van Moved to A Safe Location by All Zions Towing at No Cost to the Family.
“This is how he did $ 150 billion that congress and the President appropriated are being spent,” Said Lawrence Benito of the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights.
“To pick up tamale locals off the street, to intimidate day labs trying to earn a day’s work, to detail the Driving to their Next to Care For, to Unlike Seeking A Respite from the Streets …”
Ozuna and a Group of Residents Decidated to sell Tamales from Murillo’s Stand the Following Morning with Café De Olla Courtesy of Back of the Yards Coffee. The EFFORT, LED by the nonprofit increes the peace, resulted in the sale of more than 300 tamales, with the process going to supporting muillo and her family.
“It ‘ben a very scary and tough time for us right now,” Said Maria OROZCO of the Street Local Association, Whose Parents Sell Food in Oak Lawn. “It ‘ben over 20 days Since the Majority of the Local Haven’t gone out to sell Because of the Political Cllimate … a lot of saying are just hiding out, MAKING SURE THEY’S NOT COMING OUT OF THE HOUSE, HAVING FAMILY TAKING FOD, GROCIES AND STUFF LIKE.”
The Street Local Association, Based in Little Village, has more than 100 Street locally from the city and suburbs. Among its Members Was a Local Flower Who was deported to veracruz, mexico, this month. The Group Has Moved Its Monthly Meetings Online.
OROZCO SAID The Association Has Started a gofundme To collect funds that it is supplementary some of the income they’re not recipe for Trump’s Deportation Campaign.
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