Immigration raids

A survey by the United Farm Workers Foundation found that most U.S. farm workers, many undocumented, report their jobs and shopping habits have been affected by the Trump administration's immigration raids and deportations. The survey included 2,250 respondents.

Federal prosecutors are moving to dismiss the criminal case against SEIU West President David Huerta. He was arrested during immigration raids last summer.

Federal agents used tear gas to disperse people during immigration raids on Chicago’s South Side last year. The Chicago Prosecutor’s Office is struggling due to failed immigration cases.

Home Office officials arrested 10 'illegal workers' during immigration raids at Evri depots. The operation targeted unauthorized laborers in the logistics sector.

A green council plans to prohibit officials from collaborating with the Home Office on immigration raids. The move aligns with the emergence of US-style 'sanctuary cities' in the UK.

A Green-led London council is planning to ban cooperation with the Home Office on immigration raids after discovering evidence that government officials may have used environmental health data to target restaurant workers. Councillors in Lewisham are set to vote on a motion to end collaboration with deportation efforts.

A California Latino shares her father's experience of racial profiling during a 1990s traffic stop, linking it to current immigration raids. The author reflects on how skin color and cultural identity have shaped her family's fears and resilience.

A year after ICE raids in Los Angeles resulted in thousands of arrests, mass protests, and some deaths, communities continue to grapple with the aftermath. While daily life in neighborhoods like East Los Angeles appears to have resumed, the city remains 'not the same' as residents seek resilience amid lingering scars.

Immigration raids in Southern California have significantly impacted industries, particularly car washes, which are being hit frequently.

Immigration raids have significantly impacted industries in Southern California, with car washes being hit most frequently. The article highlights how these businesses are adapting to operate during the Trump era.

House Democrats are planning 2029 as the year of reckoning for Trump administration officials, accusing them of violating laws through activities including deadly immigration raids, strikes on drug boats, financial self-dealing, and targeting political enemies for prosecutions.

A year after immigration raids in Southern California sparked protests, communities continue to experience lasting impacts. The raids led to clashes, chaos, and backlash, with effects still being felt.

The Trump administration has been criticized for using the Bible to justify controversial policies such as military invasions and immigration raids, despite President Trump himself not frequently quoting Scripture. Some administration members frame these actions as aligned with biblical teachings.

U.S. citizens and immigrants are suing federal agents, seeking millions in damages for excessive force, wrongful detention, and other abuses during immigration raids. The legal claims allege mistreatment by authorities linked to the Trump administration's immigration policies.

A U.S. District Judge ordered the release of Isaac Antonio Villegas Molina, a Pasadena resident detained during an ICE check-in. The judge mandated the government to free him immediately as part of a lawsuit against immigration raids.

ICE arrested a plaintiff in a class action lawsuit challenging Los Angeles immigration raids, leading attorneys to accuse the agency of retaliation and demand his release.