United Airlines investigating worker who threatened to call ICE on passenger
United Airlines said it is investigating one of its employees at SFO after they were caught on camera threatening to call ICE on a passenger.
United Airlines said it is investigating one of its employees at SFO after they were caught on camera threatening to call ICE on a passenger.
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