La Morada in Mott Haven vows to remain a safe haven amid ICE raids
Although the small business is closed along with thousands across the nation today in honor of “A Day Without Immigrants” – Saavedra says their doors are open Monday through Friday for anyone who needs them.
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13h agoA restaurant and mutual aid kitchen for refugees says it has resources still available amid fears of Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids in New York City.
Workshops, free meals and refuge are still an option at La Morada along Willis Avenue.
Co-owner Yahaira Saavedra says these ICE raids aren't new and hopes La Morada can be a beacon of hope to those who are afraid.
"From free meals to anything that we could do to help with the community. We are also depending heavily on in-kind donations. So if you can please contribute our GoFundMe," said Saavedra.
Although the small business is closed along with thousands across the nation today in honor of “A Day Without Immigrants” – Saavedra says their doors are open Monday through Friday for anyone who needs them.
"We will forever stay in front, protecting our migrant community," said Saavedra.
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