US Edition‘Scared to Be Brown’: California Residents Fearful Amid Immigration Raids
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUN 27 – Immigrant communities in Los Angeles report a nearly 30% drop in discrimination claims amid ICE raids, as fear leads to silence and increased demand for legal aid, officials said.
- Immigration agents conducted hundreds of arrests during recent raids across Southern California, sparking widespread fear among immigrant communities.
- These raids intensified after early June, with advocates and officials alleging targeting based on skin color and work type, while federal agencies denied racial profiling.
- Community members and leaders condemned the enforcement actions, emphasizing their harmful impact on families and urging affected individuals to seek legal support and activism.
- Gina Amato Lough noted a spike in help calls during raids, but hate discrimination claims dropped by nearly one-third as fear silenced many vulnerable residents.
- The situation revealed deep concerns about racial discrimination in immigration enforcement, highlighting the need for reform and sustained community advocacy.
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Volunteers Train to Monitor ICE Raid Escalations in Los Angeles
The day after families across the country gathered to celebrate Father’s Day, Francisco Romero huddled at dawn with 10 volunteers in a South Los Angeles parking lot. The group was preparing to patrol the neighborhood for signs of Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity. There was a heaviness in the atmosphere, despite the comradery and smiles. During the group huddle… Source
CBS Evening News Warns If You Look Like an Immigrant, You’re a Suspect
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Schools, Groups Serving Undocumented Kids Take Their Activities Underground
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Immigration Raids Lead to More Summer Event Cancellations
With the Fourth of July just four days way, more venues are deciding to cancel or postpone planned celebrations as immigration enforcement efforts continue to upend the region. The latest include Huntington Park and the city of Industry. The Huntington Park decision goes beyond the Friday holiday and includes a 30-day pause on “certain public summer events” including summer movie nights. “This decision follows growing disruptions caused by incre…
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