https://losangeles365.info/2026/01/11/its-worse-than-covid-ice-raids-empty-la-produce-markets-and-restaurants/
Recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations have sent shockwaves through Los Angeles’ produce markets and dining establishments, intensifying challenges for small businesses still striving to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. Community members have likened the impact of these raids to being “worse than COVID,” reflecting the deep anxiety and disruption felt across neighborhoods reliant on immigrant labor and local commerce. This article explores the extent of these enforcement actions, community responses, and the broader economic and social ramifications for Los Angeles.
ICE Crackdowns Disrupt Vital Food Hubs During Economic Rebound
ICE’s recent raids have considerably undermined the workforce in Los Angeles’ produce markets and restaurants, sectors crucial to the city’s food supply and economic vitality. Business owners report a sharp reduction in available employees, leading to shortened operating hours and empty shelves. These…
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Author : Miles Cooper
Publish date : 2026-01-11 00:12:00
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