Trump's Immigration Offensive Hits Latino Businesses in the U.S.
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The business of Laurinda Pestana, dedicated to Venezuelan food in Georgia, closed after seven years due to the migratory and economic crisis. Hispanic entrepreneurs in the U.S. face declines in sales and personnel reductions due to fear of migratory operations, affecting their stability.
Hispanic entrepreneurs have been forced to take drastic measures, such as reducing their workforce, while waiting for them to "camp the storm," in a context in which other businesses also face a decline in sales and growing economic uncertainty.Trump's post Immigration Offensive Hits Latino Businesses in the U.S. Appeared first on El Carabobeño.
Laurinda Pestana says that she and her Venezuelan food business survived the covid-19 pandemic of 2020, but not the immigration offensive of Donald Trump's second term, which led her to close her business in Georgia this year, as has happened with other Latino merchants across the country. [...] The entry Trump's immigration offensive hits Latino businesses in the U.S. was first published on Foco Informativa.
A report by the University of California Los Angeles revealed that 59% of Latino entrepreneurs said their sales had fallen more than 50% after the 2025 raids.
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