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Government's Bid to Resume SoCal Immigration Raids Blocked by Appeals Court
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, AUG 2 – The Ninth Circuit upheld a restraining order barring federal agents from immigration arrests based solely on race, language, or location amid allegations of racial profiling and unconstitutional tactics.
- A federal appeals court late Friday upheld a lower court's order blocking indiscriminate immigration arrests in Southern California.
- The ruling follows a lawsuit last month alleging Trump administration raids targeted migrants based on race, language, and location without reasonable suspicion.
- The three-judge panel maintained that federal agents cannot detain people solely for apparent ethnicity, speaking Spanish, or working at specific sites like car washes.
- Lindsay Toczylowski emphasized that the ruling makes it clear that the federal government is not exempt from the law, while Mayor Karen Bass described the outcome as a triumph for legal principles.
- The decision preserves protections against racial profiling and signals ongoing legal opposition to the administration’s immigration enforcement tactics in Los Angeles.
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Government's Bid to Resume SoCal Immigration Raids Blocked by Appeals Court
The future of the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration in Los Angeles was uncertain Saturday after a federal appeals court panel denied the administration’s bid to stay a temporary restraining order halting the federal government’s roving immigration patrols. Federal attorneys had argued that U.S. District Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong was incorrect in her July 14 ruling that the patrols were illegally conducted without re…
Appellate Court Affirms Restrictions on ICE Raids in Los Angeles
Conducting massive sweeps to arrest undocumented immigrants at known illegal alien hot spots in and around Los Angeles continues to be an uphill legal battle for the Trump administration. The post Appellate Court Affirms Restrictions on ICE Raids in Los Angeles appeared first on Breitbart.
In the U.S., a court has rejected an opposition from the government. Arrests without sufficient suspicion are therefore still prohibited.
A court of appeal from Los Angeles confirmed yesterday a previous decision, made in July, to ban checks on racial criteria in Los Angeles during arrests aimed at immigrants, checks that have been made...
Arrests of immigrants have been increasing since June in California. Police can no longer carry out arrests without valid reasons.
The Trump administration’s agenda suffered another setback last night when an appeals court confirmed a decision temporarily preventing federal agents from making immigration arrests in the Los Angeles area without probable cause. A panel of three judges of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals confirmed the conclusion of a lower court that the raids seemed to depend exclusively on the race of people and other factors, such as speaking Spanish. …
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