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How ICE Is Hurting Local Economies

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Immigration raids that began in Charlotte, North Carolina, last November set off a chain reaction: emptying community spaces, crippling businesses and illustrating the damaging effects of the Trump administration’s deportation campaign on local economies.

As has been the case in communities all across the US, mass immigrant detentions have left a lasting social and economic void that extends far beyond those targeted.

Read more – ICE Raids Did Lasting Damage to American Businesses: https://bloom.bg/43kgLfl

In one corner of Charlotte, foot traffic and sales remain depressed six months after deportation raids.

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