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ICE Raids Now Create Ghost Town Atmosphere in Huntington Park

Ramped-up ICE raids have led to a 45% undocumented population avoiding public spaces, causing lower sales tax revenue and impacting local businesses in Huntington Park.

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In the heart of Los Angeles County, the bustling streets of Huntington Park have fallen silent. Once a vibrant hub for its predominantly Latino population, the city now resembles a ghost town, with fear of intensified Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids driving residents indoors and crippling local commerce. This working-class community of over 50,000 people, where 95.6% identify as Latino and up to 45% are estimated to be undocument…

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The immigration operations organized by federal personnel in various states and cities of the United States have generated fear among the population, causing many people to avoid going out on the streets. ICE agents patrol public and private spaces with the aim of arresting as many foreigners as possible. In a city of California, this situation has caused the town to look almost empty. YOU CAN SEE: Walmart? Known supermarket chain announced the …

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CBS News broke the news in on Tuesday, August 12, 2025.
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