US EditionICE Leaves Cars Abandoned, Lawn Mowers Running when It Arrests Workers: A New Push to Secure Property
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, JUL 8 – Local police and advocacy groups in Southern California work to return abandoned vehicles and equipment to families after immigration raids began in early June, affecting hundreds of residents.
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ICE leaves cars abandoned, lawn mowers running during worker arrests: A new push to secure property
A growing inventory of deserted belongings have been left scattered across Southern California amid the Trump administration's aggressive immigration sweeps.
·San Francisco, United States
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ICE leaves cars abandoned, lawn mowers running when it arrests workers: A new push to secure property
Santa Ana police announced it would attempt to return abandoned property, such as vehicles and work equipment, to relatives of those detained by federal agents.
·Los Angeles, United States
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