
Alfredo Linares and his American wife left Culver City, California, eight weeks ago fearing arrest, detention and deportation. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading. "Today is my last day right here in the United States after 20 years. It’s time to go,” said Linares, who is undocumented. “I just felt very emotional and sad that I’m leaving,” said Linares, who opted to self-deport to his native Mexico before being potentially targeted by ICE agents.
Main Idea: Alfredo Linares, an undocumented cook in Los Angeles, left the United States with his wife Raegan Kline and self-deported to Mexico because he feared detention and deportation.
Key Points:
Fear of ICE can push mixed-status households to leave the US, hurting local workers, small businesses, and consumer spending.
Some families may feel safer after moving,.
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