Salvation Army Helps Local Hispanic Families - after the raids at Chattanooga’s Pilgrim’s Pride

Following the recent INS raids at Chattanooga’s Pilgrim’s Pride facility, well over 100 illegal immigrants were detained pending further governmental action. Twenty-two of these individuals have since been released home, though they must wear ankle bracelets to monitor their movements. The raids have left many children, American citizens by birth, in need of assistance. “*

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