Judge Orders Trump Administration to Stop Immigration Arrests Without Probable Cause in Southern California
Judge Orders Trump Administration to Stop Immigration Arrests Without Probable Cause in Southern California
A federal judge in Los Angeles has ruled that the Department of Homeland Security must stop making stops and arrests in immigration raids without probable cause. The decision comes after a lawsuit was filed against the department, alleging that individuals were being detained solely based on their race or spoken language. The judge's order aims to protect the rights of immigrants and prevent discriminatory practices by the administration.
Unlawful Actions by the Department of Homeland Security
The lawsuit alleged that the department's immigration raids in Los Angeles were targeting individuals based on their race and language, rather than any legitimate probable cause. This practice goes against the constitution and the rights of individuals, and the judge's ruling has deemed it as unlawful. The order also stated that the department must provide valid reasons for making stops and arrests during immigration raids in Southern California.
