San Diego’s economy is facing a new and uncertain test as mass deportations ripple through the region’s workforce, consumer base, and key industries. From hospitality and agriculture to construction and cross-border trade, local businesses are reporting labor shortages, rising costs, and disrupted operations tied to stepped-up immigration enforcement. Community leaders warn that the effects reach far beyond payrolls, touching everything from neighborhood retail spending to housing demand and public services. As policymakers in Washington debate border security and immigration reform, San Diego-long defined by its binational ties with Mexico-has become a real-time case study in how large-scale removals of undocumented residents can reshape a local economy. This report examines who…
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Author : Ethan Riley
Publish date : 2025-12-24 05:11:00
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