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1. large scale ICE raid to hit L.A.soon, internal documents show – Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles County, home to more than 800,000 undocumented residents, according to USC’s Equity Research Institute, did not draw the early ire of ICE officials. However,that may soon change as internal documents indicate a large-scale ICE raid is imminent.
2.Immigration Advocates Establish Hotline for Those Arrested Under Threat of Deportation – Capital & Main
A coalition of immigrant rights advocates, faith-based leaders, and organized labor have come together to counter the anti-immigrant policies of the Trump administration. Thay have launched the Los Angeles Rapid Response Network (LARRN), which focuses on documenting ICE activities throughout Los Angeles and informing the community.
3. Here are the cities where ICE raids are taking place – NBC News
ICE’s 25 field offices were told in a meeting with senior leadership over the weekend to enhance their “routine operations” by meeting a quota of between 1,200 to 1,500 arrests per day.Read more
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The Los Angeles Rapid Response Network (LARRN) only comes together during times of crisis or when there’s a heightened threat of ICE activity. He noted there should not be any legal threats against their work as they are “not” in the business of doing anything illegal.
“We are informing people of their constitutional rights that apply to everyone no matter their immigration status,” Trujillo told CNS. He noted everyone has Miranda rights such as to remain silent, Fourth Amendment rights against illegal or unreasonable searches and seizures, among other protections.
“The beauty of this work is that anyone can be a first responder, anyone who is a US citizen, or who wants to help out their community,” Trujillo told CNS.”I believe there’s millions of people who are willing to do that and across the country. This is the model that we have.”
Trujillo noted that ICE activity and roundups impact all people, not just migrants. He urged people to help document any abuse of power from immigration agents such as racial profiling.
He also encouraged everyone to offer mutual aid if they can. People who see someone from the community — a fellow church member such as — should ask them what they need. Some mutual aid efforts can be crowdfunding for an immigration attorney or fundraising to support that individual and their family, or it could be picking up groceries for them.
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1. large-scale ICE raid to hit L.A. soon,internal documents show – Los Angeles Times
los Angeles County,home to more than 800,000 undocumented residents,according to USC’s Equity Research Institute,did not draw the early ire of ICE officials. However, that may soon change as internal documents indicate a large-scale ICE raid is imminent.
A coalition of immigrant rights advocates,faith-based leaders,and organized labor have come together to counter the anti-immigrant policies of the Trump administration. They have launched the Los Angeles Rapid Response Network (LARRN), which focuses on documenting ICE activities throughout Los Angeles and informing the community.
3. Here are the cities where ICE raids are taking place – NBC News
ICE’s 25 field offices were told in a meeting with senior leadership over the weekend to enhance their “routine operations” by meeting a quota of people who are willing to do that and across the country. Trujillo noted that ICE activity and roundups impact all people, not just migrants. He urged people to help document any abuse of power from immigration agents such as racial profiling.
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1. large-scale ICE raid to hit L.A. soon, internal documents show – Los angeles Times
Los Angeles County, home to more than 800,000 undocumented residents, according to USC’s Equity Research Institute, did not draw the early ire of ICE officials. However, that may soon change as internal documents indicate a large-scale ICE raid is imminent.
A coalition of immigrant rights advocates, faith-based leaders, and organized labor have come together to counter the anti-immigrant policies of the Trump administration. They have launched the Los Angeles Rapid Response Network (LARRN), which focuses on documenting ICE activities throughout Los Angeles and informing the community.
3. Here are the cities where ICE raids are taking place – NBC News
ICE’s 25 field offices were told in a meeting with senior leadership over the weekend to enhance their “routine operations” by meeting a quota of people who are willing to do that and across the country. Trujillo noted that ICE activity and roundups impact all people, not just migrants. He urged people to help document any abuse of power from immigration agents such as racial profiling.
Interview with Immigrant Rights Advocate on Upcoming ICE Activities
Editor: Can you provide insight into what the recent internal documents reveal about the imminent large-scale ICE raids in Los Angeles?
Advocate: Based on the details provided in the Los Angeles Times, it appears that ICE is planning a significant enforcement operation in Los Angeles County, where a significant population of undocumented residents resides. This is concerning, given the potential for widespread community disruption and fear among families.
Editor: How is the Los Angeles Rapid Response Network (LARRN) preparing for these ICE raids?
Advocate: The LARRN is a crucial initiative comprising various groups including immigrant rights advocates, faith-based leaders, and organized labor. They aim to monitor ICE activities and provide immediate support to those affected. Their efforts include establishing a hotline for legal aid and facilitating community response networks to assist individuals and families in real-time.
Editor: Can you elaborate on the impact that these ICE raids could have on the broader community, including U.S. citizens?
Advocate: these ICE raids can cause anxiety and concern even among U.S. citizens. We’ve seen instances where people fearing deportation may refrain from seeking essential services like healthcare or reporting crimes. Moreover,