US hotel that denied rooms to ICE agents was bought by four Indian-Americans for $15 million: Report
In Lakeville, Minnesota, a Hampton Inn has sparked controversy after its new Indian ownership turned away reservations from ICE and DHS agents, allegedly guided by a principle of non-cooperation with immigration enforcement. While Hilton clarified that such actions do not align with the company's ethos, both the hotel management and Hilton expressed regret and reaffirmed their dedication to inclusivity.
In Lakeville, Minnesota, a Hampton Inn has sparked controversy after its new Indian ownership turned away reservations from ICE and DHS agents, allegedly guided by a principle of non-cooperation with immigration enforcement. While Hilton clarified that such actions do not align with the company's ethos, both the hotel management and Hilton expressed regret and reaffirmed their dedication to inclusivity.
