Businesses in downtown Los Angeles’ Fashion District have experienced dwindling sales since immigration raids that began in the summer have spooked clientele.

The downtown area, known for its array of clothing items and accessories for various occasions, typically experiences bustling crowds on weekends. However, some business owners say they’ve noticed plummeting sales and less foot traffic since federal operations began.

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Search warrants served in several downtown businesses in early June began a trend of raids that spread across the Southland under the order of the Trump administration. Officers in tactical gear were seen detaining people at Ambience Apparel, whose owner was accused of using fictitious documents t

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