Immigrant grocers in Harlem, New York, file a lawsuit against the city’s plan to open government-run grocery stores. Store manager Elvis Aria warns the untaxed competition could put family businesses like his out of business.
Immigrant grocers in Harlem, New York, file a lawsuit against the city’s plan to open government-run grocery stores. Elvis Aria warns that untaxed competition from the proposed thirty-million-dollar location across the street could put his twenty-five-year-old family business out of work. Local business owners argue the city-subsidized grocery stores create an unfair economic environment.