US EditionAppeals Court Thwarts Illegal Immigration Sweeps in California for Now
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, AUG 02 – The Ninth Circuit ruled that immigration stops based solely on race, language, or location violate constitutional rights, noting 83% of detainees were considered no threat, officials said.
- On July 12, a temporary restraining order was upheld by an appellate court in the Ninth Circuit, preventing broad immigration enforcement actions in Southern California.
- This order followed a lawsuit filed shortly before July 4 alleging the Trump administration targeted brown-skinned people during immigration enforcement sweeps.
- The court found that detentions based solely on race, language, location, or occupation lacked reasonable suspicion and violated constitutional protections.
- Data showed that as of July 21, 83% of 2,877 detainees were listed as no threat, and agents reportedly received unofficial instructions to bypass normal legal standards to detain people.
- The ruling temporarily restricts immigration patrols, with a preliminary injunction hearing set for September, signaling ongoing legal challenges to immigration enforcement tactics.
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NEW: Appeals Court Stacked with Left-Wing Judges Keeps in Place Biden Judge's Order Blocking Trump DHS From Carrying Out Sweeping Immigration Raids
A federal appeals court late Friday night kept in place a lower court’s order blocking the Trump DHS from carrying out some sweeping immigration raids in Southern California.
US President Trump has suffered another legal defeat in the dispute over his migration policy.
In the dispute over Donald Trump's controversial migration policy, his government takes a legal defeat: an appeals court forbids arbitrary arrests during raids in California and accuses the immigration office of being unconstitutional.
A US appeals court has upheld a ruling that barred immigration agents from patrolling California where they were randomly detaining people without reasonable grounds to suspect they were undocumented.
US Court Upholds Order Blocking Indiscriminate Targeting By Immigration Patrols In California
A US appeals court has upheld an order blocking immigration agents from carrying out patrols in California that led to indiscriminate detentions without reasonable grounds to suspect people of being undocumented.
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