On January 7, 2025, Border Patrol agents conducted an aggressive and unprecedented immigration raid in Kern County, California, targeting people of color and violating their rights, leading to a court victory for the ACLU and its partners in blocking the agents’ unlawful practices.
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to lift a temporary order barring federal immigration agencies from conducting certain types of stops in Los Angeles and surrounding counties, a move which has drawn strong opposition from the ACLU of Southern California.
Civil and immigration rights groups have filed a lawsuit against federal authorities for allegedly conducting unconstitutional raids in Southern California, denying workers and U.S. citizens food, water, and access to an attorney, and detaining them in overcrowded “dungeon-like” facilities.
ICE agents conducted a targeted immigration raid at Lynn-Ette & Sons Farms in western New York, detaining 14 immigrant workers involved in a farmworker unionization effort, sparking fear and alarm in the local community.
A federal district court has issued a preliminary injunction against the U.S. Border Patrol, halting their “Operation Return to Sender” sweep in California’s Eastern District, which was deemed unconstitutional for its stop-and-arrest operations.
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