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WEST HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA, JUL 5 – Federal agents arrested more than 1,600 immigrants in Southern California during July 4th raids, prompting protests and calls to end abuses by rogue agents, officials said.
- On Sunday, masked, armed federal agents stormed the Santa Palm Car Wash, detaining two employees, prompting President Donald J. Trump to demand a federal investigation.
- The July 4 holiday ICE raids, which detained over 1,600 immigrants, prompted the West Hollywood car wash raid as part of broader enforcement efforts vowed to eliminate rogue agents.
- NBC 4-LA footage showed ICE agents in bulletproof vests detaining two longtime employees at the Santa Palm Car Wash and a vendor outside a nearby Target on July 4.
- Trump called for a federal investigation after masked agents forcibly entered the car wash, assaulted employees, and sparked nationwide protests and fundraising efforts.
- President Trump calls for a federal investigation amid ongoing ICE raids linked to the largest deportation effort in U.S. history, with daily protests by the Summer of Resistance coalition continuing.
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The Los Angeles textile district is empty. Texas dairy producers claim that workers don’t show up to milk cows. A Idaho onion producer, who already has difficulty finding enough workers, claims that labor shortages are getting worse. And in Ventura (California), deputy mayor Doug Halter, acknowledges that, following the immigration raids that took place near Home Depot stores, all Latinos seem to have disappeared. The other day, as he walked dow…
Several people were arrested on July 4 in the L.A. metropolitan area; CBP asks eligible people to self-deport from the country
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The Straits TimesICE raids derail Los Angeles economy as workers go into hiding
Los Angeles was already struggling to revive its fragile economy after the most destructive wildfires in its history erupted six months ago. Now, immigration raids are driving workers crucial to the rebuilding into the shadows.
Los Angeles (USA), 6 Jul (EFE).- The immigration raids mark a month of consecutive actions in the Los Angeles metropolitan area, which has stood up to President Donald Trump's government with multiple demonstrations and legal demands, making the region and its people an icon of resistance.June 6 marked the beginning of the most serious offensive in decades by the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE) and the Customs and Border Protection…
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