Kid Rock's Nashville, TN restaurant closed because of possible ICE raids

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It sounds like this performance artist's restaurant employed a lot of undocumented workers, and because ICE was operating in the Nashville area, he decided to close his restaurant, at least for the weekend, so they wouldn't get raided.

From what I know about this guy, he probably paid them sub-market wages and under the table as well, which definitely should get him in trouble if that's the case.

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Kid Rock's Nashville Restaurant Closed to Avoid Weekend ICE Raids by Trump Administration

Kid Rock's Big A** Honky Tonk Rock N’ Roll Steakhouse reportedly closed during citywide ICE raids in Nashville to avoid putting any immigrant staff at risk. The musician has been a vocal supporter of the Trump administration
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