Summary
Target employees are asking the company to take action against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) following incidents in Minnesota. They want Target to make a public statement, stop ICE agents from being on their property, and reconsider their support for policies that align with ICE. The workers' concerns highlight ongoing tensions about immigration enforcement and corporate responsibility.
Key Facts
- Target employees are urging the company to oppose ICE activities and limit their presence on Target properties.
- A group of over 275 workers signed a letter criticizing Target's past actions related to diversity and political contributions.
- The letter asks Target to issue a public statement against ICE's current operations in Minnesota.
- Video surfaced of ICE agents allegedly detaining two Target employees, who are U.S. citizens, at a store.
- Protests occurred at Target stores, with demonstrators opposing ICE's presence at these locations.
- Target’s Chief HR Officer stated the company tries to minimize conflicts with enforcement agencies.
- An internal memo from Target's leadership addressed the situation but did not specifically mention changes regarding ICE.
