Miami (EFE) .- A video that shows an African-American man in Kentucky by calling the customs immigration and control service (ICE) to report the presence of Latinos in a Walmart supermarket has become viral on social networks, in the middle of the raids and deportations undertaken by the new US government.
The episode occurred in the city of Richmond, where man filmed by calling ICE saying “come to look for these unfortunates.”
The video was disseminated in Tiktok by the Uruguayan Carlos Eduardo Espina, known for denouncing these types of situations. «Look what is happening. One may no longer seem Latin or speak Spanish without calling Ice, ”said Espina.
«We have a lot of time waiting for them. I help them and pointed them out, ”said the African -American man to ICE, while filming showing a red cap of ‘Make America Great Again’ (Maga), the motto of the president of the United States, Donald Trump.
«Grab these illegal. They are criminals. Everyone has to go here, ”the man followed after giving the direction of the store branch.
Students incite the complaint
This video was preceded by another, which also turned viral on the networks, in which representatives of the College Republicons United Group At Arizona State called on the campus of their university so that the students denounced their Latin classmates, so they were in The country thanks to the DACA program, which gives temporary migratory benefits to the undocumented who arrived before they turn 16.
The group even distributed t -shirts with the text ‘volunteer of ICE’ printed to the front and ‘Homeland Security’ (Department of National Security) on the back.
Although the authorities have assured that their objective are immigrants with criminal records, civil rights organizations have denounced cases of arrests based on racial discrimination or simply by speaking Spanish in public.
ICE, with the support of the DEA and the FBI, said Wednesday of the arrest of a hundred gang members of the Transnational Criminal Organization Train of Aragua, in Aurora (Colorado) and an indeterminate number of foreigners, as part of several raids that took carried out in at least eleven states of the country.
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