Raids in Southern California Rattle Immigrant Communities — Including Those in the US Legally
- Since Monday, federal immigration agents have detained more than 100 individuals during operations targeting workers in Los Angeles’ clothing warehouse area and parking areas near Home Depot locations across Southern California.
- The raids followed a judge-signed search warrant alleging Ambiance Apparel used fake documents for some workers, though the company denies the claims.
- These raids and the deployment of National Guard troops have caused widespread fear in immigrant communities, severely hurting business sales in Santa Ana by up to 90%.
- Karen Bass, the mayor of Los Angeles, criticized the raids and military presence, stating that these measures were intended to intimidate one of the nation’s largest immigrant communities and contributed to increased tension.
- The events have sparked turbulent protests, with demonstrators blocking freeways and setting cars on fire, suggesting ongoing social and economic challenges in affected communities.
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Community members lend a helping hand to scared families following immigration raids
Volunteers with Building Healthy Communities have gathered to make food boxes for local families that may be too scared to leave their homes following recent immigration raids across the country. Organizers say this isnt the first time theyve done something like this. Delivering food back in January when boarder patrol was spotted throughout areas of the county. In order to reach as many families as possible, volunteers were split into different…
LA ICE raids spark fear, family separation in immigrant communities
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) -- Nationwide attention is focused on Los Angeles as recent ICE raids have led to widespread detentions of undocumented immigrants, from adults to children, at locations like Home Depot, Walmart, and even schools. The sweeps, ordered by the Trump administration, have left communities reeling. Palmira Figueroa, communications director at NDLON, an LA-based immigrant rights group, says the raids have directly impacted familie…
Southern California's immigrant communities terrorized by ICE raids
Carrying a sign reading “Without immigrants there would be no U.S.,” a marcher chants as she walks during a protest in San Diego in February 2017. (File photo by Chris Stone/Times of San Diego) Jacob Vasquez began working at a clothing warehouse in Los Angeles soon after arriving from Mexico less than three years ago. He is among dozens of workers detained by federal immigration authorities in a series of raids in LA’s fashion district and at Ho…
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