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Longtime Chesapeake market struggles as customers change routines amid ICE activity
Mi Favorita Tienda Latina, a family-run convenience store in Chesapeake's Raleigh Heights neighborhood, has struggled as customers change routines amid ICE activity. The store, which has served Hispanic and Latino families for nearly two decades, opened in 2007 after community members requested a space for familiar products.
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