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A year after L.A. worksite immigration raid at fashion company, former workers still struggling

Last year, ICE arrested dozens of workers at Ambiance Apparel, a company in the Fashion District. Some have since been deported, others are out on bond and unable to work as their immigration cases remain pending.

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According to Los Angeles Times’s source item, A year after L.A. worksite immigration raid at fashion company, former workers still struggling, Last year, ICE arrested dozens of workers at Ambiance Apparel, a company in the Fashion District. Some have since been deported, others are out on bond and unable to work as their immigration cases remain pending.

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