Arrestan a obrero con documentos legales en Phoenix: escándalo en obra

Last hour in Arizona. What started as a simple day at work ended in a scandal. In a construction site in Phoenix, Latino workers were following their normal day under the sun and dust. Among them was Juan Ramirez, a 45-year-old Mexican, dressed in a helmet, vest and boots,

giving simple instructions like any worker. Suddenly, several black ICE patrols arrived with sirens on, brusquely braking in front of the construction site. The agents got off the vehicles aggressively, tense faces and weapons on their waist, entering the construction site. One of them shouted with salt rage right now,

pointing directly at Juan in front of the other workers. In seconds, two agents grabbed him by the arms and violently pulled him out of the middle of the construction site. Juan tried to let go desperately while looking at his colleagues who were in shock and recorded with their cell phones. The officers pushed him against a wall and they put the wives with brutality. Although I am legal, I have my papers.

The workers and neighbors murmured outraged, unable to believe what they were watching. That same afternoon, the video of the detention was viralized, appearing in thousands of cell phones with the arrest of a Mexican worker in Phoenix. The next day, the news exploded on TV and national newspapers, transmitting in a loop the face of Juan with tears in his eyes. Then came the revelation that Juan was not just a worker, he was the founder and owner

of The Serkrestrati, one of the richest real estate companies in the state. Today a millionaire, he continued to visit modern works, dressed in a suit, but always close to humble workers. The brutality of his arrest sparked protests. Thousands of immigrants took to the streets of Phoenix with Mexican flags and posters demanding justice.

And history closed with a frozen image on television. Juan Algemado being dragged under the headline, Neither success nor legality protect from prejudice. Neither success nor legality protect from prejudice. Comment if you think this is justice and share before we are erased.