KENOSHA, Wis. — Rumors of immigration raids have left many in Kenosha’s Hispanic community worried to even leave their homes, but one family-owned grocery store is stepping up to help.

For more than 30 years, San Luis Grocery Store has been a neighborhood staple. Now, as fear spreads online about alleged ICE activity, the new owners say they’re using compassion to calm anxiety and protect their customers.

“We’re going to go through this together,” said owner Hugo Villalobos. “I was in the same situation a long time ago as an immigrant, I know how it feels being afraid and having kids, and that somehow in one minute, your whole life can go away. We’re here to help.”

The store posted on social media offering free home delivery for families afraid to drive or go out. Hugo’s son, Erick Vill

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