A Pittsburgh grocery store owner used social media to warn customers about increased ICE activity in the neighborhood.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 9

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What happened

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Pittsburgh Cox Media Group Twitter

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ICE utilized local infrastructure for operations in Pittsburgh and Springdale.

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ICE arrested Jose Acosta, an immigrant from Honduras, in Springdale and transported him to an ICE office in Pittsburgh.Aug 4

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The entities involved

Pittsburgh
city and county seat in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, United States
- A company is reported to be based in Pittsburgh.Mon 12:15
- A company plans to expand its market presence into the Pittsburgh area.Sun 04:53
Cox Media Group
American media company
- Cox Media Group published research conducted by Goldman Sachs.Sat 00:40
- A company with branches in the Pittsburgh region is mentioned, along with the company's history involving St. Louis, Missouri. This company is connected to Cox Media Group and WPXI.Fri 16:50
Twitter
defunct American social media company
- Law offices based in Los Angeles announce a lawsuit and use Twitter for updates.Sun 20:47
- In 2011, Google provided communication tools in Egypt, helping Egyptians use Twitter during the uprising against Hosni Mubarak.Sat 01:18

Related events

Increased ICE activity in Pittsburgh is being driven by the promises made during Donald Trump's campaign, leading to a heightened crackdown.Sep 10

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Sep 9wpxi.com