ICE alarm in front of Turkish restaurant in Long Island
Federal immigration agents were said to have arrested an employee at the Turkish restaurant Istanbul Cafe in Long Island.
Federal agents were reported to have been seen around Istanbul Cafe on Middle Country Road in the Long Island area of New York State on Friday, October 2, at about 11:45 a.m.
According to a witness who reached ABDPost.com, ICE teams came to take an employee from the restaurant.
The witness said that after the teams could not enter the business, local police were called, and the employee was taken outside by the police before being taken away by ICE teams.
The employee's identity is still unknown.
The information relayed about the incident did not include any details about the identity of the person who was taken.
On the other hand,VIP news dailywas seen around 11:45 in front of ICE Istanbul Cafe andthey were waiting for a chefinformation was shared about that
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