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The Trump administration’s expanded immigration enforcement is rippling through Los Angeles’ Latino business corridors.
A UCLA study found 46,000 fewer customer visits and more than $3 million in estimated losses near nine immigration enforcement sites in the two weeks after raids last year.
Business owners say fear of ICE is keeping customers home, and cutting into sales.
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The Trump administration’s expanded immigration enforcement is rippling through Los Angeles’ Latino business corridors.
A UCLA study found 46,000 fewer customer visits and more than $3 million in estimated losses near nine immigration enforcement sites in the two weeks after raids last year.
Business owners say fear of ICE is keeping customers home, and cutting into sales.
For more, check out our exclusive content on CGTN Now and subscribe to our weekly newsletter, The China Report.