L.A. Immigration Raids Hit Business Revenue

A study by UCLA Latino Policy & Politics Institute highlights the lasting economic and emotional impact of immigration enforcement on Latino small businesses in Los Angeles County. Following a major enforcement surge, businesses near nine raid sites experienced significant declines in customer visits and revenue, with estimated losses of over $3 million in two weeks and potentially up to $114 million county-wide. Many entrepreneurs reported reduced sales, financial stress, and health issues, with some evaluating closures or relocations due to ongoing declines and community fears.

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