ICE reviewing more Chipotle workers' documents

DENVER (AP) - Chipotle says an immigration review of its workers has spread to 60 of its restaurants in Virginia and the nation's capital.

The Denver-based burrito chain fired hundreds of employees in Minnesota after Immigration and Customs Enforcement reviewed workers' documents last year and found some with "suspect documents."

Chipotle spokesman Chris Arnold said Tuesday that ICE is reviewing workers' documents for the Virginia and Washington restaurants but hasn't said yet whether any are suspect.

An ICE spokesman didn't immediately return an e-mail seeking comment.

Arnold wouldn't disclose exactly how many workers were dismissed in Minnesota but said Chipotle has 50 restaurants and about 1,200 employees there.

Chipotle Mexican Grill has more than 25,000 employees.