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I guess being brown and eating tacos creates a nexus of illegal behavior.
Ralat, who’s built a national following for his expert reporting on tacos and regional Mexican food, frequently travels throughout Texas for work. He detailed the encounter with federal agents in a three-part Instagram video titled “Taco Editor meets ICE,” which he posted this week. According to Ralat, the incident occurred near Presidio, a small border town in the Big Bend region.
“Well, it finally happened — I came face to face with ICE agents,” Ralat said in one of the clips, adding that he and his colleague Rodrigo Bravo Jr. were stopped while driving in the area.
Adding that he had a lot of support from Texas Monthly, his family and his documents (“I travel with a passport now,” Ralat noted), the senior taco editor admitted how shaken he was.
“I can’t wait for this to be over,” he said.
Ralat, who’s built a national following for his expert reporting on tacos and regional Mexican food, frequently travels throughout Texas for work. He detailed the encounter with federal agents in a three-part Instagram video titled “Taco Editor meets ICE,” which he posted this week. According to Ralat, the incident occurred near Presidio, a small border town in the Big Bend region.
“Well, it finally happened — I came face to face with ICE agents,” Ralat said in one of the clips, adding that he and his colleague Rodrigo Bravo Jr. were stopped while driving in the area.
Adding that he had a lot of support from Texas Monthly, his family and his documents (“I travel with a passport now,” Ralat noted), the senior taco editor admitted how shaken he was.
“I can’t wait for this to be over,” he said.