New Jersey restaurant owner released from ICE detention says she's grateful for community support
Emine Emanet, who owns and runs Jersey Kebab in Haddon Township, New Jersey, with her husband, was released on bond from an Immigrations and Customs Enforcement detention center Wednesday. She said she is grateful for the support from her community at this time.
NJ business owner released on bond after being arrested by ICE in Haddon Twp.
Immigration officials arrested Emine and Celal late last month at their restaurant, Jersey Kebab, in Haddon Township, New Jersey. Celal was released that day with an ankle monitor to care for one of their sons, but his wife was taken to a detention center in North Jersey.
The owner of Jersey Kebab in Camden County was met by a welcoming committee after being released from a detention center.
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