Immigrant-owned businesses are a staple around the US. But in general, they have less access to loans and capital, and now they’re also feeling the effects of Trump administration policies. That includes losing foot traffic and staffing due to immigration enforcement, plus the rising costs of goods. GBH’s Sarah Betancourt reports from Chelsea, a neighborhood of Boston.
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