As the demonstrations continue in Los Angeles in response to Trump’s immigration raids – many of which are working -focused – business owners told CNN they are dealing with fewer customers and employees who may be afraid to contact work.
Between tensions on the raids, a stop that is usually buzzing with customers, suppliers and tourists.
Anthony Rodriguez, his presentation and CEO of the fashion district’s improvement district, said: “All you have done is to do is go on the streets and see what is pleased, the general rule of fear that lived in our community right now,” said Anthony Rodriguez, succeeded and the CEO of the fashion district of the fashion district.
In Little Tokyo, less than half a mile from the metropolitan dependence center, the unification of demonstrations, most businesses deal with restrictions because of the lowering of Mail’s square curfew.
“Business hardly exist,” said Don Thara, the owner of the Far Bar, down to Dodgers fans who are now empty.
Tahara said members of the Western Guardian Association of the Western State and the Los Angeles Rosece District 14 offered to get on his business. Although it does not cover
“We are lit, so we seem to be. Business too.
In Los Angeles’ flower district, the vibrant colors of the flowers are prominent near the exposed streets.
Eric Gil, a flower seller says he was born in Los Angeles, but see that his colleagues are going to throw unpptway painful.
“A lot of people are integrated, you know, but they almost drive in countries that take place because they come to the end because of what Trump is happening,” Gil said.
Gil said he might have to come home with an empty pocket, like many of his colleges in the flower district.
“I usually sell like a good sum of money, but I didn’t sell anything to my mind.
