US EditionMajority of LA Detainees Would Be Mexican, Says Consul
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The Philippine Consulate General in Los Angeles is closely monitoring the massive operations being conducted by US agencies led by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) against those considered undesirable and illegal immigrants in various parts of California.
The Mexican Consul in Los Angeles, Carlos González Gutiérrez, reported that the majority of those arrested yesterday in that city of the United States in raids of the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE) would be Mexican. "So far, the arrests of just under 50 immigrants are known, probably the majority of Mexicans, as a result of yesterday's operations," he said in a video message. "Apart from yesterday's detainees, who took place in a …
Latinus Carlos González Gutiérrez advised Mexicans to remain calm, to be respectful and not to resist the officers El Consulado de General de México en Los Angeles issued a series of recommendations for Mexican migrants in case they are arrested in the operations implemented by the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE), in the city. Carlos González Gutiérrez, the Mexican Consul General in Los Angeles, in a message recommended to those na…
The U.S. Department of National Security (DHS) published on Sunday a list of 11 detainees, of various nationalities, after a week of mass immigration raids in Los Angeles and that in the last two days provoked protests and clashes between protesters and authorities across various locations in the county of Angelino. The Trump administration entry lists 11 detainees from various countries in LA protests: There are Hondurans first published in Pro…
Los Angeles, June 6 – Mexico’s Consul General in Los Angeles, Carlos González Gutiérrez, confirmed that at least 50 migrants, “probably the majority of Mexicans,” were arrested during raids by the U.S. government yesterday. González Gutiérrez pointed out that in recent days there has been an increase in detentions of people who come to their appointments in immigration courts. Given this situation, the official recommended the migrant community …
After the arrest of at least 50 Mexican migrants in Los Angeles, California, during raids last Friday, the Mexican consul in that city, Carlos González Gutiérrez, alerted about an upturn in the capture of people when they come to appointments in immigration courts. Through a social media message, the diplomat recommended that the citizens who have a pending hearing consult with their lawyer before presenting themselves, and even manage that thei…
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