Brazilians Fear Voting in New York, and Brazil Seeks an ICE-Protected Polling Place
Brazilian immigrants living in New Jersey say they will avoid leaving home to vote in the first round of Brazil's presidential election, scheduled for October 4, out of fear of actions by ICE, the U.S. immigration agency. In cities with more "raids," some members of the community avoid going out during the day, have started ordering food through apps and monitor WhatsApp groups that warn of…
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