How ICE arrests are creating 'economies of fear'

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  Take a stroll through San Antonio's east side with James Norte,

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  and what you'll find is a community with a lot of mom-and-pop businesses.

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  You will see everything from bike shops, antiques, to taquerias and lavendarios.

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  But you'll also see just innovation happening, whether it be a small tech startup next to a bookstore.

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  James heads up an economic development organization called San Antonio for Growth on the east side.

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  If you're looking for a community of opportunity where you can live and work and play and pray,

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  San Antonio, Texas is your town.

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  Have you given that spiel before?

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  I've probably given a version of that spiel.

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  See, you've caught me in my element, right?

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  So now I'm just like going off of vibes.

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  You know what?

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  It's working.

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  Now I want to go antiquing while eating a taco and go to a bookstore in San Antonio.

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  So do I.

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  Let's make it happen.

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  Yeah.

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  Despite James' enthusiasm, he says one thing has cast a shadow

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  over this mostly Latino community over the last year or so.

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  And that is the growing presence of immigration and customs enforcement.

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