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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals refused on Friday Trump administration Requirements for emergency bans that require federal immigration agents to target immigrants in Southern California by traits such as race or language.
The three panel of judges issued a unanimous ruling to maintain restrictions on federal agents during immigration raids in the Los Angeles area.
Restrictions include prohibiting targeting people based on their race, accent, language, or location, including at Home Depot or car washes.
The ruling requires federal agents to have more specific possible reasons for arrest, rather than general suspicion of a person’s citizenship.
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Friday rejected the Trump administration’s demand for restrictions on federal immigration attacks. (Reuters)
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass celebrates the court’s ruling as “the victory of the rule of law and the city of Los Angeles.”
“A temporary restraining orders to use racial profiles and other illegal strategies to protect our communities from immigration will remain in place during cruel and aggressive law enforcement raids and sweeps,” Bass said in a statement.
“We are still fighting for justice,” she continued. “L.A. will jointly oppose this administration’s efforts to break the families that contribute to the life, culture and economy of our great city every day. In any case, I will continue to support you, fighting for your rights, your dignity and your place in the city, and we all call home.”
This is after the recent raid Los Angeles Area Targeted illegal immigrants working at local businesses have sparked turmoil in weeks of immigration arrests and mass deportation efforts.
In recent months, immigration raids by federal agents in the Los Angeles area have sparked weeks of turmoil. (Getty Image)
Despite opposition from state and local leaders, about 4,000 National Guard soldiers and 700 Marines were deployed to Los Angeles to control the protests. At this point, most National Guards and all Marines have been withdrawn.
Last month, the government was prosecuted for suspected “illegal cessation and arrest” and “confinement conditions.” A federal judge then issued two temporary restraining orders, including one based on the idea that many Spanish-speaking Hispanics were at a location to prevent a generalized raid.
Government lawyers filed an emergency appeal, asking the court to temporarily suspend the injunction because it would cause “irreparable harm” and filed Immigration officials In a “tatoo jacket”. The appeal was denied in court Friday.
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass celebrates the court’s ruling as “the victory of the rule of law and the city of Los Angeles.” (Patrick T. Fallon/AFP via Getty Images)
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During the debate, one of the judges repeatedly asked the lawyer for the government regarding the report, immigration-related arrests reportedly reported 3,000 quotas per day (the quota policy that lawyers claim does not exist) Comment by Stephen Miller, Deputy Chief of Staff of the White House In an interview with Sean Hannity of Fox News in May.
“Under President Trump’s leadership, we want to set a goal of at least 3,000 arrests a day, and President Trump will continue to push that number to rise every day,” Miller said at the time.
Fox News’ Lee Ross contributed to the report.
