Occupy ICE Takes Down A Local Portland Business–Whose Profits Feed the Homeless

Occupy ICE Takes Down A Local Portland Business–Whose Profits Feed the Homeless
An Occupy ICE protest in Los Angeles, on June 14, 2018. ROBYN BECK/AFP/Getty Images
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In June, the latest Occupy movement began in Portland, Oregon, demanding the abolition of ICE—Immigration and Customs Enforcement. So far, the only thing that the large Occupy encampment in the Rose City has taken down is a small business across the street whose profits went to feed the homeless.
Some of the Occupy ICE radicals who have set up a tent city outside Portland’s ICE headquarters—most of them drawn from the ranks of and supported by Marxists, socialists, Antifa, anarchists, and the homeless—recently targeted the Happy Camper, a food cart run by Scott and Julie Hakes right across the street from ICE and the sprawling Occupy encampment. The food cart is part of the tax exempt 501(c)3 organization that the Hakes’ set up to assist homeless people.