This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is published here with permission. On a sunny September afternoon, Juan Carlos stands behind the counter of his compact variety shop in California’s Central Valley, notes the lack of customers and pulls out a binder full of questions. During breaks, the slender 47-year-old is studying for his U.S. citizenship test. With business down 30% from a year ago, there’s plenty of time to study. “The other…
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