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Federal immigration agents used racial slurs during Los Angeles raids, court evidence shows
Federal immigration agents in Los Angeles used racial slurs like 'wets' and 'tonks' to describe Hispanic and Latino individuals during 2025 raids, according to body-camera footage and text messages cited in court filings. A lawsuit by Southern California residents alleges racial profiling, with a judge temporarily blocking arrests based on race, though the Supreme Court later stayed the decision.
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