Over the weekend, immigrant-owned businesses across the city reopened with caution. Some kept their doors locked, others operated with a skeleton crew, and many remain closed Monday.
Why it matters: The economic ramifications of U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s operation “Charlotte’s Web” are immeasurable at this time. But the trickle-down effects will be felt throughout the city for months to come at local restaurants, construction sites, grocery stores and inside homes.
Driving the news: The city has committed $100,000 to help households pay rent and utilities, WFAE reported. The aid will go to income-eligible families who lost wages or faced financial hardship as businesses closed and residents stayed home out of fear of encountering federal agents…