"Obviously, I have nothing to do with my daily operations in Honky Tonk," he said.
Kid Rock has no problem doing an ice raid on his Nashville Bar, Kid Rock's big ass Honky Tonk Rock n'Roll Steakhouse. On weekends, Nashville scenethe manager of the location sent home undocumented employees when he hurried to avoid raids at night. Rock was involved in the restaurant - mainly the name - according to a new tweet from Rock himself - the owner Steve Smith leads the operation. Rock and Smith are linked to Donald Trump and his immigration policies, despite relying on immigrants working in restaurants.
"Obviously, I'm not related to day-to-day operations on my Honky Tonk, but it's a good clickbait, I get it." "That being said, I'm 100% supportive of bringing illegal criminals out of our country. I also like the process of President Trump trying to speed up the process of bringing great immigration into our country - legally! It's that simple guy. But the guy below isn't a juicy title to get clicks and perspectives."
On Saturday, an employee at a Smith restaurant shared insights on how operations have changed since the attacks increased. and Scene They said, “We have realized it because of the ice attacks throughout the weekend.
In January, Trump signed a series of executive orders targeting the immigrant community in the United States. One attempts to end the reproductive right citizenship of a child born to a parent who does not have at least one permanent resident status, while the other authorizes all Justice Department law enforcement officers to serve as immigration officials. Ice raids across the country began almost immediately, and the intensity increased thereafter. Apart from being detained and deported, immigrants with no criminal record are also targeted.
Newark, New Jersey, mayor Ras Baraka was recently arrested on trespass charges, while the children of U.S. citizens were deported along with immigrant parents. The Trump administration has shown that it has continued to fail to comply with court orders requiring due process for immigrants. In places like Kid Rock’s Nashville Honky-Tonk (whether its owner and person-named approved), employees appear to be looking for immigrants in the community. Especially because no one is.