As ICE enforcement intensifies, one man works to keep undocumented families fed in Bensalem

On an icy, 13-degree Saturday morning in January, José Hernández sat in his pickup truck outside a Bensalem church, waiting for his phone to ring. It didn’t take long. Calls, texts, and emails have become constant, as Hernández, a machinist by trade, has become a crucial connection for many township residents who are living in the U.S. without official permission. What started as a simple good ...