Migrants in Washington have stopped going to work, fearing deportation amid D.C. crackdown

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An empty street in Washington in the Columbia Heights neighbourhood. There are no cars on the road and no pedestrians walking on the sidewalk. There are apartments and businesses on both sides of the road but no people or traffic.

Washington, D.C., residents say the increase of law enforcement and ICE officers in the streets has spooked many Latino migrants who have stopped coming to work and sending their kids to school, fearing deportation amid the Trump administration's ongoing crackdown.

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Migrants in Washington have stopped going to work, fearing deportation amid D.C. crackdown

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