California Immigration Raids Update

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Thousands of Californians lost work after LA immigration raids. Citizens did, too

California saw a 3.1% drop in private-sector employment the week immediately after the Trump administration stepped up its immigration raids in the state, according to a new analysis of U.S. Census d...

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A California judge’s ruling on immigration raids ripples across nation. Here’s what you need to know

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Tensions are rising in Southern California over immigration raids. Here’s what we know

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Trump admin asks appeals court to pause order requiring officials to stop immigration arrests without probable cause

The Trump administration on Monday asked a federal appeals court to pause a sweeping order from a California judge that required officials to stop making immigration arrests without probable cause in ...

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Trump administration to appeal LA judge’s order pausing immigration raids

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ICE Lawyers Are Hiding Their Names in Immigration Court

From a bus stop to plaintiffs, California immigrants at forefront of seismic pause on ICE raids

A federal judge’s ruling had its genesis outside a Pasadena donut shop, where masked and armed agents converged.

California farm worker injured in immigration raids dies; more than 300 arrested, feds say

Authorities executed criminal search warrants in Carpinteria and Camarillo, California, on Thursday, the Department of Homeland Security said.

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California farmworker dies after chaotic federal immigration raid, family says

Jaime Alanis Garcia died days after he fell 30 feet during a chaotic raid on Glass House Farms in Camarillo, according to his family.

Hundreds arrested in immigration raid at 2 California farms; workers reportedly injured

VENTURA COUNTY, California ‒ Around 200 people were arrested when federal law enforcement officers executed criminal warrants at a farm near Camarillo and another in Carpinteria, according to a statement released July 11 by the Department of Homeland Security.