US EditionICE Reported In South OC, City Councilmember Urges Undocumented People To Stay Home
- On June 12, 2025, ICE conducted targeted enforcement at eight to 10 locations across Irvine, California, focusing on individuals linked to criminal and immigration violations.
- This operation follows increased federal immigration enforcement and protests that began nationwide on June 6, with local officials reporting ICE presence in schools and workplaces.
- Irvine Councilmember Kathleen Treseder was alerted by City Manager Oliver Chi about ICE activity and urged undocumented residents via Instagram to stay home for their safety.
- Treseder announced that Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers are expected to be present at multiple sites across Irvine today, including Orchard Hills; in response, the City has implemented emergency procedures and mobilized public resources.
- The City of Irvine continues public safety focus without direct local law enforcement involvement in ICE actions and provides legal support resources amid heightened community concern.
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Officials from the city of Irvine reported that ICE warned of specific operations and were not aimed at detaining people because of their immigration status
ICE Reported In South OC, City Councilmember Urges Undocumented People To Stay Home
ICE Reported In South OC, City Councilmember Urges Undocumented People To Stay Home - Lake Forest, CA - The Irvine Councilmember encouraged undocumented people to stay home Thursday in an Instagram post as immigration raids continue in OC.
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ICE reportedly heading to Irvine today, as councilmember encourages undocumented people to stay home
In an Instagram post Thursday morning, Irvine Councilmember Kathleen Treseder encouraged undocumented people to stay home as Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers would be in the city throughout the day. “We have been informed that immigration agents will be in eight to 10 locations in Irvine today,” she wrote. “Orchard Hills being one of them. If you are concerned about your status, please stay home.” Treseder said in a call with a repor…
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