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A Haitian couple in Virginia found themselves at the center of a legal battle after allegedly being forced to shut down their food truck and subjected to discriminatory remarks from the town council.
A married couple who fled Haiti for Virginia achieved their American dream when they opened a variety market on the Eastern Shore, selling hard-to-find spices, sodas and rice to the
A federal lawsuit claims Parksley passed a food truck ban that targeted the couple, then threatened them with fines and imprisonment when they raised concerns.
PARKSLEY, Va. (AP) -- A married couple who fled Haiti for Virginia achieved their American dream when they opened a variety market on the Eastern Shore, selling hard-to-find spices, sodas and rice to the region's growing Haitian community.
A couple who fled Haiti for Virginia achieved their American dream. But now they're suing the town of Parksley, alleging that it forced their food truck to close.