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The Trump administration filed a request to suspend a temporary preventive order (TRO) with the courts on Friday against the US immigration and customs enforcement (ICE), which ruled the agency to violate constitutional security through its immigration enforcement practices in Los Angeles.
In the order of the 53-Page issued on Friday, American District Judge Maam Evusi-Mensah Fimpong, a biden appointmentist, stopped the ice from operating a detective stop in the central district of California, until the agents are “proper doubt” unless a person is illegally in the country.
Frimpong’s decision clearly prevents ice from relying on race or ethnicity, speaking Spanish or English with an accent, place, or type of work, when doubt, cited the fourth modification.
In its filing on Monday, the Trump administration stated that the case was originally filed by three individual aliens to request to be issued from immigration custody.
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Several dozen protesters staged a demonstration on the Sixth Street Bridge between Los Angeles and Boyle Heights on Tuesday, July 1, 2025, protesting the operation of ice exile at Los Angeles. (Jason Armand / Los Angeles Times through Getty Image)
The Trump administration wrote, “But, apparently demanding manipulation of judicial assignment process, a lawyer of the original petitioners filed a revised complaint, which hosted the new personal and organizational plaintiff, waste systemic challenges for federal immigration enforcement in the Los Angeles sector.” “And a day later, on the eve of the July 4 holiday, he filed an ‘Emergency’ X Part Motion, in which the court asked to impose a direct-jacket prohibitory verification, which would ban the government’s capacity to stop and detain anyone on suspicion of being illegally present in the United States.”
The Trump administration also said that the court gave them only two commercial days to respond to hundreds of pages of searching.
The Trump administration said, “The result is a broad, district-wide prohibition that threatens to increase legitimate immigration enforcement by hanging a democls sword at every immigration stop.” “The government seeks the pending appeal of that unstable order, and in the meantime an administrative stay in search of a migration.”
The Trump administration argued that Fimpong ignored the recent Supreme Court verdict, including the President who rejected universal prohibitions – the judge’s decision on Friday was not nationwide, but instead focused on Los Angeles and Central District of California.
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The California highway petrol uses smoke grenade to pursue and push protesters from 101 freeway during a demonstration after federal immigration operations at Los Angeles on 8 June 2025. (Through Blake Funner/AFP Getty Image)
“Immediate relief is not only warrant not only because of the magnitude of the court’s legal errors, but also because of their practical consequences for the separation of powers and the separation of sovereign characteristics of the government,” is written in the filing. “It is unstable for a District Judge for a District Judge for a district judge for the reorganization of federal immigration enforcement and USurp operations, normally running on judicial supervision of an agency, and properly, oversee by the Executive Branch.”
Fimpong chaired a hearing on Thursday, where he considered requesting that there would be major implications for immigration enforcement in California, a state that has become a focal point in President Donald Trump’s aggressive exile schemes.
The judge heard the argument about whether the TRO is to give against the snow on the allegations that the agency is violating constitutional rights during its immigration arrest.
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After operating by federal immigration officers, a woman waves a Mexican flag amidst tear gas from law enforcement during a protest on paramount, California, Saturday, June 7, 2025. (AP Photo/Eric Thyar)
Frimpong said during the hearing on Thursday that she was leaning towards giving TRO on Friday.
The judge said, “I think it is important for the court not to put a burden on law enforcement activities.”
The case was initially brought as a regular petition from three prisoners in June, but it balloons in a weighty trial, the way the way of operating the snow.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass on Friday praised the federal court verdict, which was for issuing a temporary preventive order, which he was “conducted under the Trump administration under the unconstitutional and careless raids.”
He portrayed federal tasks as aggressive and harmful and confirmed the commitment of Los Angeles to protect the rights of his inhabitants.
Immigration rights groups and local governments, including Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Kalwar and West Hollywood cities, have all intervened in the case and a democrat -led states have filed an amicus brief in their support.
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The protesters encountered the “No King’s Day” performance in a city with a police outside a federal building outside a federal building in Los Angeles, focusing on the protest against Trump’s immigration raid on 14 June 2025 in Los Angeles. (Spencer Plot/Getty Images)
The plaintiff alleged in the court papers that the ICE is “indiscriminate”, arresting people with “brown skin” on home depot, car wash, farm and more. The authorities arrested without any “proper doubt” and sometimes accidentally caught American citizens in the process, in violation of all the fourth amendment, the lawyers wrote.
The plaintiff argued that the Trump administration gave the snow an unrealistic quota of 3,000 arrests per day, making the authorities feel pressure to blow the previous legal requirements to achieve those numbers.
Meanwhile, the Trump administration is disputing the allegations and denies the wrongdoing.
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The lawyers of the Department of Justice have written that immigration arrests, of which have been legally done in California since the beginning of June.
Fox News’ Ashley Oliver, Bill Melugin, Cameron Arkend, Jasmine Behar and Stephanie Price contributed to the report.
