Crackdown hurts Hispanic stores – Butler County, Ohio
Tagged: deportation, OhioPosted on: February 27th, 2007“Hispanic store owners in this Butler County city say the sheriff’s outspoken stance against illegal immigration here hurt business and drives people – legal and illegal – out of town.
“People feel the sheriff is profiling so they don’t want to come to Hamilton,” said Neptali Roblero, owner of El Valle Verde restaurant on Dixie Highway.
Their comments come as Sheriff Richard Jones may be just weeks away from sending deputies to receive federal immigration training, allowing them to make immigration arrests and begin the deportation process.”
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