US EditionMore California July Fourth events canceled due to immigration raids
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUN 30 – More than a dozen Southern California cities have canceled or postponed Independence Day events amid fears from increased immigration raids that have arrested about 2,000 people since June, officials said.
- Multiple Southern California cities canceled or postponed Fourth of July celebrations due to fears of ICE enforcement actions.
- Since early June, ICE and U.S. Border Patrol raids targeting Latino-majority communities have caused a spike in detentions, arrests, and deportations across Southern California.
- The New York Times reported about 2,000 immigrants arrested since June 6, with residents avoiding work and public life due to fear and uncertainty.
- The ICE raids have caused widespread fear among Latino residents, leading many to stay home and avoid public life.
- Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda Solis plans to introduce a motion this Tuesday to explore legal action against alleged unconstitutional immigration enforcement practices, including illegal search and seizure under the Fourth Amendment.
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Fourth of July celebrations canceled amid ICE raids, protests, fire risks
If your Independence Day plans involve watching fireworks light up the night sky, you may want to check your city’s schedule. Some California communities are skipping the sparkle this year, not just because of fire danger, but also growing immigration enforcement operations and political tension. Latino neighborhoods postpone celebrations In Los Angeles, the Boyle Heights Beat reports that Councilmember Ysabel Jurado is pushing back city-sponsor…
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