
Salvador Rivera
Reporter at KSWB-TV (San Diego, CA)
California Correspondent at Border Report
California/Baja Border News Correspondent for Nexstar Border Report. KSWB Reporter. BHHS Realtor. Padres/Aztecs/boxing/soccer fan.
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1 week ago |
informnny.com | Jillian Lauren |Salvador Rivera
SAN DIEGO (Border Report) — In the time since the Trump tariffs were implemented last week, business leaders, customs brokers and truckers along the border say they have seen investment, salaries, and their income diminish. Drivers like Aurelio, say his trips across the border have fallen anywhere from 50 to 60 percent. “It’s been a hard hit to take, most of us work on commission, so it’s hurting us.”Aurelio and others blame the tariffs for their profits taking a hit.
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2 weeks ago |
cw39.com | Salvador Rivera
SAN DIEGO (Border Report) — In the time since the Trump tariffs were implemented last week, business leaders, customs brokers and truckers along the border say they have seen investment, salaries, and their income diminish. Drivers like Aurelio, say his trips across the border have fallen anywhere from 50 to 60 percent. “It’s been a hard hit to take, most of us work on commission, so it’s hurting us.”Aurelio and others blame the tariffs for their profits taking a hit.
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2 weeks ago |
borderreport.com | Salvador Rivera
SAN DIEGO ( Border Report) - The Department of Homeland Security has waived numerous environmental laws and regulations to fast-track border-wall construction at three points along the border in the San Diego Sector.
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2 weeks ago |
wfxrtv.com | Salvador Rivera
SAN DIEGO ( Border Report) - In the time since the Trump tariffs were implemented last week, business leaders, customs brokers and truckers along the border say they have seen investment, salaries, and their income diminish. Drivers like Aurelio, say his trips across the border have fallen anywhere from 50 to 60 percent. "It's been a hard hit to take, most of us work on commission, so it's hurting us."Aurelio and others blame the tariffs for their profits taking a hit.
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2 weeks ago |
borderreport.com | Salvador Rivera
SAN DIEGO ( Border Report) - In the time since the Trump tariffs were implemented last week, business leaders, customs brokers and truckers along the border say they have seen investment, salaries, and their income diminish. Drivers like Aurelio, say his trips across the border have fallen anywhere from 50 to 60 percent. "It's been a hard hit to take, most of us work on commission, so it's hurting us."Aurelio and others blame the tariffs for their profits taking a hit.
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