Charlotte grocery store offers free delivery to protect immigrant community
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Border Patrol in Charlotte
U.S. Border Patrol began making rounds in Charlotte on Saturday morning.
This follows recent Border Patrol activity in Chicago that made headlines, with some reports alleging agents violated people’s rights.
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In a step to protect the city’s immigrant community while U.S. Border Patrol is in Charlotte detaining people, Compare Foods has offered free pickup and delivery of groceries through Dec. 31.
Customers can also ask the store about its Uber rides program for those who prefer to shop in person, Compare Foods posted on Instagram on Saturday, Nov. 15. Uber Eats and DoorDash Groceries are also available, though app fees still apply.
Gratis al ordenar en compareclt.com usando el código NOFEE2025. For free delivery or pickup, use the code NOFEE2025 when placing your order at compareclt.com.
“Nuestro objetivo es que puedas recibir tus productos con tranquilidad, desde la comodidad de tu hogar, con la misma frescura y calidad de siempre,” the grocery store stated.
“Our goal is to help you receive the items you need from the comfort of your home, with the same freshness, quality, and care you expect from us,” the grocery store stated.
“Seguimos trabajando para ti, reforzando nuestro compromiso con la comunidad que ha confiado en nosotros por tantos años.”
“We continue to work for you, strengthening our commitment to the community that has trusted us for so many years.”
Masked federal agents detained and arrested people in the Charlotte area throughout the day on Saturday and Sunday, leading to several local businesses to close in order to protect the safety of their customers and employees. It was unclear how long Border Patrol planned to stay in the area.
Compare Foods
Location: Multiple
Instagram: @comparefoodsclt
In the Spotlight: Ongoing, in-depth coverage from The Charlotte Observer on the issues that matter most to Charlotteans. Alex Cason contributed reporting.
This story was originally published November 15, 2025 at 4:32 PM with the headline "Charlotte grocery store offers free delivery to protect immigrant community."
