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Yonkers police to day laborers: Don’t go to Rye, NY

September
20

At a Sept. 17 morning meeting on Yonkers Avenue where hundreds of day laborers congregate, Yonkers police officials warned day laborers not to accept jobs with contractors who are going to Rye. Roger Jara, a day laborer leader in Yonkers, said today that police warned them not to go to Rye because police in that community are collaborating with immigration enforcement officials and detaining illegal immigrants. Yonkers police met with day laborers on Sept. 17 to discuss residents’ complaints about day laborers harassing young women and workers’ complaints that some contractors have not paid them their wages.

This entry was posted on Saturday, September 20th, 2008 at 3:54 pm by egarcia. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.
Category: day labor, day laborers, detention, illegal aliens, illegal hiring, Illegal immigrants, illegal immigration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, immigration enforcement, police, Rye, worksite raids, Yonkers

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One Response to “Yonkers police to day laborers: Don’t go to Rye, NY”

  1. Storm

    Haha, shoduln’t you be charging for that kind of knowledge?!

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