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Nannies voice fears about ICE amid Trump immigration crackdown
NEW YORK CITY, JUL 17 – Increased Immigration and Customs Enforcement enforcement has led many New York nannies to avoid public spaces and caused some employers to lay off workers, the Carroll Gardens Association said.
- On July 17, nannies in New York City express fear of ICE enforcement, noting park sightings and boosted Carroll Gardens Association support.
- Following a brief halt in enforcement, ICE activity resumed around parks and libraries, as Fabiola Vergara noted ICE activities near Williamsburg and Greenpoint.
- According to recent outreach data, Carroll Gardens Association reached 400 domestic workers in three months, and Karla Leon described ICE agents near her home.
- Amid rising anxiety, some employers have begun layoffs, forcing nannies to stay home with children out of fear of ICE.
- Reflecting on ongoing risks, Rosemary Martinez said `We are vulnerable,` and Tanja Prospere warned that protection could vanish at any minute.
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