Thanks to at home for joining us this hour. Happy Friday night. Really, really happy to have you here. I've got a story we're going to lead with tonight that I don't think you've heard anywhere else. We are going to start tonight in Haddon Township, New Jersey, H-A-D-D-O-N, Haddon Township. It's pretty close to Camden. It's also pretty close to Philly, but it's a very, very New Jersey place. And I mean

that in the best possible way. We have been watching one particular community story unfold in

Haddon Township, New Jersey over the course of the last couple of weeks. And I want you to see

this story and what's happened here over the last couple of weeks, because I think it tells you something about where we are at right now as a people and as a country.

In Haddon Township Saturday, an outpouring of support. Both sides of Hadnav lined with people, all here to stand behind

the Eminet family. Owners of this local restaurant, Jersey Kabab, after parents Jalal and Amina were

arrested by ICE Tuesday morning. It's been truly a roller coaster of feelings for the last few days.

Their son, Muhammad, says his mom remains in ICE custody.

His dad was released with an ankle bracelet.

While they're closed until further notice, he was here cooking free food for the community

that has showed his family love, filling their store windows with notes and raising

hundreds of thousands of dollars.

This shows me, like, this is not okay.

It just saddens us.

ICE released a statement Friday.

While they did not share many specific details about the case, a spokesperson did write in part.

As with any non-citizen in the U.S. without lawful status, ICE officers make enforcement decisions on a case-by-case basis

to focus on the greatest threats to homeland security.

Muhammad says his parents have no criminal histories, and he says they are not threats, known here

to give back.

I think it's obvious.

It's clear that they're a pillar of the community.

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