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In the heart of downtown Aurora, Nancy Martinez, the owner of Nide Jardin, a home decor and plant boutique, is facing significant challenges as heightened immigration enforcement creates an atmosphere of fear within the community. Martinez, who originally designed her business plan with the Latino population in mind, is witnessing a drastic decline in sales, reporting only about half of her usual revenue this month.
The increased scrutiny on immigration has left many in the Latino community hesitant to engage in public life, impacting local businesses that rely on this demographic as a primary consumer base. Store owners like Martinez are expressing their concerns, stating that many potential customers are too frightened to venture out, resulting in empty storefronts and diminished foot traffic.
As the situation unfolds, local business owners are calling for support and understanding from the broader community. They emphasize the need for a safe environment where everyone can thrive, highlighting the importance of inclusivity in fostering economic growth.
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