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Black Eyed Peas to Release New Music in Response to L.A. Immigration Raids
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, JUL 15 – Mayor Bass signed an order to distribute prepaid cash cards funded by philanthropies to immigrants affected by ICE raids and to strengthen sanctuary city protections, city officials said.
- In a recent move, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass signed an executive order last week to bolster sanctuary protocols and offer cash assistance to those affected by Trump administration raids.
- A study by Mexican consul general Carlos González Gutiérrez covered interviews from June 6 to July 7, revealing that over half of detained Mexican citizens had lived in the U.S. for at least a decade.
- Cash cards, Bass said, with distribution by immigrant rights groups in about a week, aid will come loaded with `a couple hundred` dollars, funded by philanthropic partners.
- The White House derided the cash aid as `pathetic` stunt, while Los Angeles joined an ACLU-led lawsuit against the federal raids.
- Going forward, the order demands federal agencies provide detailed raid records via FOIA, and city departments must submit updated sanctuary plans within two weeks.
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Black Eyed Peas to release new music in response to L.A. immigration raids
The Los Angeles-born and bred group the Black Eyed Peas has announced they will release new music in response to the recent federal immigration raids in the city. will.i.am announced on Tuesday that the group will release the new music and a new music video on Friday. It's set to feature iconic East L..A. locations like the 6th Street Bridge and King Taco while also featuring L.A.'s famous low riders. The artist said he wanted to do something in…
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It’s essential to remember that not all agents or agencies adhere to established legal procedures. Always act legally yourself and don’t assume anyone is ICE or another type of FED unless you’re 100% certain. The post Crucial Tips On Safely Observing and Documenting ICE Activity appeared first on L.A. TACO.
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