Summary
Home Depot denied claims that it coordinated with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after reports of immigration raids at its stores. This led to boycott calls and protests at various Home Depot locations. The company stated it was not informed about ICE activities and instructed its staff to report incidents for safety.
Key Facts
- Home Depot denied working with ICE on immigration raids.
- Allegations led to protests and boycott calls at Home Depot stores.
- President Trump increased immigration enforcement, leading to more deportations.
- Reports suggest ICE targets locations like Home Depot for arrests.
- Protests occurred in cities like Chicago and Charlotte, with many calling for Home Depot to protect its patrons.
- Home Depot's recent sales report showed missed targets, partly due to slow consumer spending.
- A boycott is planned from Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday in protest against alleged cooperation with ICE.
