Construction sites and neighborhoods typically bustling with Hispanic workers were quiet to start this week as Border Patrol agents carried out an operation in Charlotte, North Carolina. Throughout the city, WBTV noticed less construction work being done on Monday, Nov. 17. Some people reported that landscaping work was also left untended in parts of the city amid the federal immigration operation. Border Patrol agents launched their operation in Charlotte on Saturday, Nov. 15. It was announced
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Construction sites and neighborhoods typically bustling with Hispanic workers were quiet to start this week as Border Patrol agents carried out an operation in Charlotte, North
WBTV News. WBTV News · Original audio. Construction sites and neighborhoods typically bustling with Hispanic workers were quiet to start this week as Border Patrol agents carried out an operation in Charlotte, North Carolina. Throughout the city, WBTV noticed less construction work being done on Monday, Nov. 17. Some people reported that ...
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