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ICE Custody Leads to Closure of Japanese Restaurant in Flint
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Updated Oct 6
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What happened
Kabucki Japanese Restaurant in Flint, owned by Ashley Parker and her husband Salman FNU, has been closed since ICE agents took Salman into custody on September 25. The restaurant had employed seven American citizens, and four of the employees were from Indonesia, while one was from Mexico. Salman FNU, who arrived in the United States from Indonesia on a work visa in 2015, was detained by ICE.
From abc12.com
Why it matters
The detention of key staff and the subsequent closure of the restaurant have resulted in job losses for seven American citizens. This situation highlights the impact of immigration enforcement actions on local businesses and employment.
From abc12.com
Who's involved
- IndonesiaCountry of origin for several employees detained by ICE.
- Ashley ParkerOwner of Kabucki Japanese Restaurant, which is currently closed.
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The entities involved
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Indonesia
island country in Southeast Asia and Oceania
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