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A deportation crackdown sows fear across the restaurant industry

The Trump Administration's immigration crackdown is devastating the restaurant industry, with ICE arrests creating widespread fear among workers and customers. Immigrant restaurant workers, who comprise 22% of the food industry workforce, are staying home or choosing self-deportation, while restaurant sales plummet in immigrant communities.

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BJ's Restaurants workers say no to a union at California location

Employees at the casual-dining chain’s Modesto store voted against organizing. The effort was sparked by BJ’s tip-sharing policy.

Employees at the full-service chain’s Modesto location will vote this week on whether to organize in response to BJ’s tip-sharing policy.

Working Lunch: This week's political podcast takes a deeper dive into the parting of ways between the nation's largest restaurant chain and the industry's leading trade association. Is the tip credit in trouble?

The fast-casual chain suffered a cyberattack last year but workers weren't notified their personal data was vulnerable until months later. Nearly 150,000 could be eligible so share in the settlement.

Working Lunch: This week's political podcast looks at proposals for up to $30 per hour wage rates in the Golden State. And a look at the partial restoration of the tip credit in Washington, D.C.

The Trump-affiliated America First Legal, which is also pressuring Cracker Barrel, argued that Texas Roadhouse’s diversity initiatives discriminate against white men.

America First Legal, the nonprofit led by Trump aide Stephen Miller, is calling for a state and federal investigation into the family-dining chain’s diversity, equity and inclusion policies.

At least one Atlanta restaurant pushed back after receiving the free boxes, reportedly calling the move "propaganda."

Executive Summary: Here are the latest leadership changes within the restaurant industry.

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