US EditionFrom Walmart to Car Washes, American Companies Are Getting Caught up in ICE Raids and Protests
CALIFORNIA, JUL 7 – Chicxs Rockerxs shifted its annual summer camp online to protect migrant youth during intensified ICE raids that led to 44 arrests in Los Angeles in June 2025.
- Federal agents conducted a citywide raid on June 6 at Ambiance Apparel in Los Angeles, detaining dozens of workers amid a broader immigration enforcement effort.
- This raid was part of the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement campaign aimed at removing unauthorized labor, despite prior messaging emphasizing targeting criminals.
- The raids caused widespread fear among immigrant communities, leading to decreased attendance at events like the Chicxs Rockerxs summer camp for youth ages 8 to 17, which moved online for safety.
- Bryan Little, California Farm Bureau policy director, urged action with “common sense and compassion” to keep farm families stable, while employers advocate for longer-term legal worker programs.
- Studies and expert analyses show mass deportations do not substantially improve wages or job opportunities for American workers but increase community fear and economic disruption.
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Worksite immigration raids are supposed to free up jobs for citizens. Here's what really happens
In summary Research shows worksite immigration raids can depress local economies as people stay home and stop spending money. So far, they aren’t known to free up jobs for citizens. Carlos was pulled out of a deep sleep by a series of frantic phone calls one Friday morning in June. By the time he arrived at a downtown Los Angeles garment factory sometime after 10 a.m., his brother was in chains. Agents from a constellation of federal agencies d…
Views from the nation’s press
The Dallas Morning News on how overhauling visa program is more productive than ICE raids: When Americans were told earlier this year that the Trump administration’s immigration raids would target criminals, they pictured roundups of human traffickers, sex offenders and gang members. It didn’t cross their minds that the people handcuffed and shipped off to detention centers would be longtime garment workers, beloved restaurant employees and farm…
Willy Chavarria Turns Paris Runway Into a Protest Against ICE Raids
Willy Chavarria turns the Paris runway into a protest against ICE raids, LACMA hosts a first look of the David Geffen Galleries, Casa Dani and Katsuya land at Westfield Century City and Sisley Paris unveils a lipstick inspired by Bel Air and Jaclyn Smith. Source: Luca Tombolini Willy Chavarria turns the Paris runway into a protest against ICE raids California-born designer Willy Chavarria used his Spring/Summer 2026 show at Paris Men’s Fashion W…
NY Times Lib Claims ICE Raids Are on People Not ‘American Enough’
NY Times Lib Claims ICE Raids Are on People Not ‘American Enough’ On Monday, MSNBC’s Morning Joe invited New York Times opinion writer, Mara Gay, who did not hold back her left-wing bias regarding the continuous arrests and deportations made by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Gay went as far as to claim that the policy in the White House implemented was about “othering people who are not seen as American enough.” On Friday, President Tru…
In the first six months of the Trump administration's mass deportation campaign, more than half of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrests in San Diego and Imperial counties were of people without criminal charges or convictions, according to federal agency data obtained by the Deportation Data Project.
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