with a range of size estimates given.

Christopher Perez said his fashion store — where he said he and all his workers are citizens or in the country legally — has seen a 50% drop in sales.Some 221 people — or about 30% of the 722 apprehended — were convicted criminals.

Shoppers flock to the heart of Los Angeles Fashion District to see whats on sale and get the latest styles from wholesalers and entrepreneurs. Can you imagine? Urbano still prepares his tacos but he says he has fewer customers.I personally think that the impact of this is more significant than that of the pandemic when we were in the lockdown phases.

then Mexico and finally the United States.the deployment of the National Guard and now a lawsuit by the Trump administration against Los Angeles for its sanctuary policy have all sent chills through this city of immigrants.

it has ripple effects that go way beyond just that one worker getting deported.

Christopher Perez is keeping his store open on Santee Alley even with so many fewer visitors.Their fat is like a battery pack.

This is much more than scientists expected.the Southern Ocean is responsible for about 40%.

but has been criticised by environmental campaigners including in the recent David Attenborough Ocean documentary.This releases carbon dioxide.