Close to a year after chilling immigration raids started across Los Angeles, the specter of ICE continues to depress business ...
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Foot traffic to small shops fell after last year’s ICE raids. Owners say it never really came back
A year after immigration raids exploded in LA, many small shops are still in recovery mode as even a rumor of ICE activity ...
The city’s activists painstakingly countered last year’s ICE raids but still anticipate further rounds of repression.
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Armando Torres, who owns a flower shop in East Los Angeles, has seen business dwindle to a trickle in the past year because customers are scared to patronize his shop out of fear of being swept up in ...
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After facing mounting pressure to speak out, the Los Angeles Dodgers have announced a $1 million commitment to support immigrant families affected by recent federal immigration raids across Southern ...
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