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A lawsuit filed Wednesday by civil and immigration rights groups accuses federal authorities of unleashing an unconstitutional siege by snatching workers and U.S. citizens off Southern California streets and denying them food, water and the right to
“They were telling me they only had one change of clothes, they’ve been there for over a week already. One pair of underwear and socks, he had to wash in the sinks in the restroom. It’s super unsanitary."
United States Central District Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong placed a temporary restraining order against race-based federal immigration raids on July 11. The TRO directs law enforcement to rely on more than race, language, accents, location or occupation when deciding to detain people.
The TRO also orders the federal government to
United States Central District Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong placed a temporary restraining order against race-based federal immigration raids on July 11. The TRO directs law enforcement to rely on more than race, language, accents, location or occupation when deciding to detain people.
The TRO also orders the federal government to
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters.
A lawsuit filed Wednesday by civil and immigration rights groups accuses federal authorities of unleashing an unconstitutional siege by snatching workers and U.S. citizens off Southern California streets and denying them food, water and the right to
“They were telling me they only had one change of clothes, they’ve been there for over a week already. One pair of underwear and socks, he had to wash in the sinks in the restroom. It’s super unsanitary."
