Thanks for the link. At first I was thinking what does Home Depot have to contribute in stopping the raids, but the guy quoted in the story is on to something - they can take quick action and close the store when there’s a protest. And while I don’t think there’s a benefit to closing the store when there’s a raid, Home Depot could make any public statement at all about how the government is acting inappropriately. Individuals have performed impressive actions to resist this lawless administration, while large entities have consistently folded.
What are they protesting for or against?
Nevermind, I should have googled:
https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/losangeles/news/home-depot-ice-scraper-protests-anti-immigration-enforcement-los-angeles/
Thanks for the link. At first I was thinking what does Home Depot have to contribute in stopping the raids, but the guy quoted in the story is on to something - they can take quick action and close the store when there’s a protest. And while I don’t think there’s a benefit to closing the store when there’s a raid, Home Depot could make any public statement at all about how the government is acting inappropriately. Individuals have performed impressive actions to resist this lawless administration, while large entities have consistently folded.
https://www.newsweek.com/home-depot-ice-involvement-boycott-calls-grow-11082610
Home Depot only says that they don’t coordinate with ICE.
Home Depot and Lowe’s Share Data From Hundreds of AI Cameras With Cops
So they’re lying. Nice.