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Tension over how companies have responded to a surge in immigration enforcement is the climax of a yearslong reckoning with a local tradition of corporate social responsibility.

bit.lyInside the fight over corporate activism and the Minnesota CEO letterTension over how companies have responded to a surge in immigration enforcement is the climax of a yearslong reckoning with a local tradition of corporate social responsibility.

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Red Squirrel Farm

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21 Feb

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Red Squirrel Farm

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21 Feb

STOP calling this "immigration enforcement." They've abducted countless people who are in the US legally. They've deported US citizen children who have cancer.

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21 Feb

Future business studies will use Target as a textbook example of why — after rising to the top promoting core principles and a attracting a loyal customer base — businesses should not immediately surrender both for political favoritism and to appeal to people who never plan to shop there.

Wade Means

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21 Feb

I really wish that media would stop referring to a deliberate campaign of terror, upon citizens and noncitizens alike, as being an “immigration enforcement” action.

Midwest Peoples Republic

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21 Feb

Support fascists, lose customers. Free market, right?

JOLENEandGRANT #NEVER51 NO DM's

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21 Feb

SILENCE IS PART OF THE PROBLEM BE PART OF THE SOLUTION CALL EVERYDAY White House 202 456-1111 Capitol switchboard 202 224 3121 200 calls on same topic per hour gets their attention