I'm scared to death to leave my house': immigrants are disappearing from the streets can US cities survive?
Briefly

Santa Ana's Hector's Mariscos restaurant reflects a broader economic downturn driven by increased immigration enforcement that impacts both documented and undocumented immigrants. Manager Lorena Marin noted a drastic drop in sales, reminiscent of the COVID-era struggles. The focus of immigration actions has shifted, affecting even those with legal status and US citizens. As immigrant workers represent vital components of California’s economy, the growing enforcement not only threatens local businesses but also disrupts the state's economic fabric.
In some cases, immigrants with legal status and even US citizens have been swept into Donald Trump's dragnet, impacting the economy and personal lives of families.
California's immigrant workers make up significant shares of key industries, with foreign-born individuals comprising 62% of agricultural labor and 42% of construction workers.
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