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Phoenix, Arizona (CNN) -- Jairo Tellez's seafood distribution business is a family affair. In the industrial warehouse that houses J and V Mariscos on the west side of Phoenix, his wife, Vicki, and four of his seven children load trucks, take phone calls, enter data and help care for his infant grandson, who has a playpen in Tellez's office.

But with portions of Arizona's controversial immigration enforcement law set to take effect Thursday, the business is in limbo.

"If people are not eating, we're not selling," said Wendy Cisneros, a family friend who works in the back office. "We've lost 60 percent of sales, and right now the future's uncertain. We don't know if we're going to stay in the state; we don't know if we're going to close the business. Everything's up in the air."

Most of their clients cater to the Latino community, which has effectively gone into hiding amid concerns that they may have to leave the state as soon as the bill becomes law, Cisneros said.

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This goes to show you in fact that the latino community should be targeted because it hides and helps illegals create a network on our soil. The bleeding hearts just don't get it... people look out for their own. And these communities are not essentially American, they are Mexican American, for what it's worth.

What you mean is white americans don't get it. Afraid to stand up for the nations laws because they portray it as intolerant an it hurts hispanics feelings. Won't hear many americans out right say they support that law in AZ being chicken shit of what people will think of them.

yea man I heard jimmy is for that AZ immigration law, he must hate mexicans.. what a racist.