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Westside Gardener Faces Deportation, Community Rallies for Family

Westside Gardener Faces Deportation, Community Rallies for Family

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Community Rallies Around ‍Landscaper Facing Deportation

Community Rallies Around Landscaper ‌facing⁣ Deportation

A westside los Angeles​ community is mobilizing to support​ Alberto Cabral, a‌ 73-year-old landscaper who was‌ recently ⁤detained by ‍immigration‌ and Customs enforcement (ICE) and subsequently “self-deported” to Mexico. The situation has sparked concern and a fundraising effort to assist⁤ Cabral’s family, who ‌rely on him⁤ for financial and emotional support.

A Longtime​ Community Member

Alberto Cabral has been a fixture in⁢ the neighborhoods⁢ of Westwood, West Hollywood, ‍and the Hollywood Hills ⁢for nearly six decades. Arriving in the United​ States as a teenager,⁢ he built a triumphant landscaping business through ⁢dedication and⁣ consistent service, ⁢becoming a ⁢trusted‌ presence for many homeowners. ⁤Clients describe⁣ him as reliable and⁤ a valued member of the community.

Health Concerns ‌and Detention

Cabral’s detention occurred on January 7th while he was⁣ working on ⁤a landscaping job. Neighbors report that he ⁤informed ICE agents of recent injuries, including⁣ fractures to his lower leg and ⁤tailbone, ⁢and an open wound on his leg, requesting‍ they handle him with care. Adding to the urgency,Cabral suffers from pre-existing health conditions,including heart disease and diabetes,requiring daily medication,including a blood thinner to prevent stroke. Concerns are growing that interruption ⁤of his medical care could severely ‍worsen his health [NBC Los Angeles].

Family Impact ⁣and Self-De

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