HARLINGEN, Texas (Border Report) – A number of restaurants in the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas have seen a significant impact following a number of federal immigration raids.
Restaurant owners say some of their workers were arrested because they were in the United States illegally, but they say other workers failed to return to work for fear of being detained and deported.
Guest reporter Brian Svendsen talks about how the Harlingen Economic Development Corporation is helping restaurants in their city find new employees.
Also, the President of Mexico says she will sue a New York lawyer who reportedly accused her administration of being corrupt and her of being soft on a drug cartel.
Border Report correspondent Julian Rivera talks about how Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo responded to comments and a tweet from Jeffrey Licthman – the attorney for accused Sinaloa cartel leader Ovidio Guzman Lopez, who pleaded guilty to drug charges Friday in U.S. District Court.
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