Struggle continues for Latino businesses amid silent surge in immigration arrests

Published on: 08/18/2026

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Fernando Hernandez prepares esquites at his food truck, El Carrito, in Gresham.

Fernando Hernández was hoping to expand his small food cart business where he sells tamales and esquites – the popular Mexican street corn snack – but those aspirations are now on hold.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/business/2026/08/less-visibility-does-not-necessarily-mean-less-impact-struggle-continues-for-latino-businesses-amid-silent-surge-in-immigration-arrests.html

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