Ga. pizza manager fired for threatening to call ICE on customers
SNELLVILLE, Ga. - The manager of a Little Caesars in Gwinnett County has been fired after posting a sign threatening to call U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on customers.
Last week, Telemundo Atlanta captured a photo of the sign at the location on Stone Mountain Highway in Snellville, which said in Spanish that ICE would be called if people loitered or acted suspiciously.
Last week, a spokesperson for Little Caesars’ corporate office said the company had ed the franchisee of the independently owned location and the sign was removed.
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“This does not represent our policy,” the spokesperson said.
On Tuesday, Little Caesars’ corporate office confirmed the manager was fired over the sign.
Though the sign was taken down last week, some customers said they wouldn’t be returning.
“Seeing it for the first time made me uncomfortable, knowing that Snellville is kind of a heavily populated community of Hispanics,” said customer Minerva Solano. “It’s mostly a threat towards the minority community.”
In recent weeks, ICE has made numerous arrests across the country as part of President Donald Trump’s efforts to crack down on illegal immigration.
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