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Op-ed | When Border Patrol Came for Kern County - Davis Vanguard
On January 7, 2025, Border Patrol agents conducted an aggressive and unprecedented immigration raid in Kern County, California, targeting people of color and violating their rights, leading to a court victory for the ACLU and its partners in blocking the agents' unlawful practices.
When Border Patrol Came for Kern County
Yunseo Chung, Former Communications Intern, ACLU On January 7, 2025, residents of California’s Kern County woke to a startling sight: green-striped Customs and Border Patrol SUVs parked in places they had never been seen before. The SUVs were in small business parking lots and dotted along rural highways. By day’s end, the immigration enforcement raids had begun. More than 70 people were arrested and taken into Border Patrol custody. %3Ciframe%…
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