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California’s American Civil Liberty Union (ACLU) has filed a class-action case against the Homeland Security Department (DHS), describing as an illegal immigration raid in the Los Angeles area, which targets migrants with “brown skin”.
Non-profit immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) accuse them of carrying out unconstitutional impressions and then keeping migrants in inhuman conditions without beds and depriving them with food and legal lawyers. Homeland Security has denied all the claims of the trial, stating that any allegations of racial profiling are “disgusting and clearly false.”
The ICE has conducted sweeping raids since June 6, with about 1,500 immigrants arrested, which includes Latin Day laborers, car washing workers, farmwork and vendors – all in all the dialects to complete some arrest quota, included in the states paying the prisoners.
Several dozen protesters staged a demonstration on the Sixth Street Bridge between Los Angeles and Boyle Heights protesting the operation of ice exile at LA on 1 July at Los Angeles. (Jason Armand/Los Angeles Times through Getty Image)
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“Raids in this district follow a common, systematic pattern. Individuals with brown skin are approached by unknown federal agents or pulled to one side, suddenly and with a show of force to answer more questions to answer more questions, who they are and where they are,” reads.
“If they hesitate, try to leave, or do not answer questions for the satisfaction of agents, they are detained, sometimes dealt with, handcuffs are applied, and/or takes into custody. In these interactions, agents usually have no prior knowledge about the person and do not have any kind of warrant.”
The lawsuit accuses the federal government of placing prisoners in a crowded holding facility, referred to as “B -18,”, inside the window -free rooms that are extremely tight.
“In facilities like these dungeons, conditions are disappointing and unconstitutional,” reads the case.
One part of the suit states, “In facilities like these dungeons, conditions are deploate and unconstitutional.” (Jason Armand/Los Angeles Times through Getty Image)
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Along with demanding blocking the raids, the suit demands that the ice refrains from using the B -18 center, as it is considered a short -term ICE processing site, and that the federal government is legally accountable for systemic racial profiles and fixed process violations.
The defendants include Homeland Security Secretary Christie Nom, Acting Ice Director Todd Leone, Attorney General Palm Bandy and FBI officials working in Multiple Regional Ice, CBP and Los Angeles.
The lawsuit was filed by an alliance of individual immigrants and immigrant advocacy organizations, headed by ACLU and non-profit public lawyers as well as other legal partners.
Los angels President Donald Trump has become a battlefield in opposing the election promise of the biggest exile in American history. Protests in the city of Angels last month landed in riots as masked agitators burnt driverless cars, damaged other assets and throw rocks on moving law enforcement vehicles.
The lawsuit shut down the sixth Street Bridge at Los Angeles on Tuesday afternoon as an estimated 150 to 200 anti-Ice protesters. The bridge quickly connects Los Angeles and Boyle Heights.
The protesters indicated with reading messages: “Sick snow!” And “now evicted!” While others chant “ice out of la”
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Organizer Christian Alakraj told Fox 11, “This bridge has entered the Boyle Heights to kidnap and take them.”
This protest was one of several rallies in County on Tuesday, which was a day part of action against the immigration raid. In Kortown, another rally was held.
Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Trisia McLaglin denied the claims made in the trial.
A rioter is burning on the road in Los Angeles, California on June 08, 2025 as burning cars.
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“Any claim that individuals have been ‘targeted’ by law enforcement because their skin color is disgusting and clearly lies,” she said Fox 11 Through a statement on Wednesday, the trial claims were “garbage”.
He also denied claims about poor conditions in snow facilities.
McLaglin said, “There is any claim that the subprime situation in the ice detention center is false.” “In fact, Ice have more standard of detention standard than most American prisons that catch real American citizens. All detainees are provided with appropriate food, medical treatment, and have opportunities to communicate with lawyers and their family members.”
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