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'People do have to have basic rights': L.A. Mayor Karen Bass slams ICE raids
MSNBC· 2025-07-13 00:15
Immigration Policy & Legal Challenges - A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from arresting individuals in numerous California counties, including Los Angeles, without legitimate suspicion of illegal presence [1] - The ruling prohibits arrests based on race, language, or type of work [1] - The court decision emphasizes the importance of basic rights for individuals [11] - California's Governor criticized the Trump administration's immigration agenda as chaotic, cruel, and fear-inducing [12] Impact on Los Angeles & Community - Los Angeles, with a population of 38 million (38,000,000), is approximately 50% Latino, leading to widespread terror and fear due to immigration raids [3] - Residents are afraid to leave their homes for basic necessities like groceries, impacting daily life [9] - There are reports of ICE agents using unmarked cars and lacking uniforms, causing confusion and fear [4] - The city is filing a Freedom of Information Act request to identify the detaining agents and locate detained individuals [10] City Government Response - The Mayor signed an executive order instructing city departments on how to protect themselves from federal government interference, requiring warrants for ICE to enter city facilities like libraries [7][8] - The Mayor questions the presence of Marines and the National Guard in Los Angeles, stating that the city's police and sheriff's departments did not request their assistance [17] - The Mayor describes the situation in Los Angeles as an "experiment" and warns other cities to be on alert [17]
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BBC News (World)· 2025-07-12 23:08
Judge bars Trump administration from 'indiscriminately' detaining immigrants https://t.co/RNuJcdSGkK ...
Polls show American backlash as Trump breaks promise to focus on criminals in anti-immigrant crusade
MSNBC· 2025-07-12 03:45
Political Analysis - The analysis suggests Donald Trump has a history of squandering capital, both financial and political [1][2][3] - Immigration was a key issue for Trump's voters, with an 80-point margin favoring him among those prioritizing it [3][4] - Within six months of his presidency, a Gallup poll indicated a 27-point disapproval margin for Trump's handling of immigration [6] - Republican support for Trump's immigration stance has declined, with a shift towards viewing immigration as beneficial and supporting a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants [7][8] - Conservative figures like Joe Rogan, who previously supported Trump, have criticized his deportation policies [9][10] - The analysis attributes the loss of support to the perceived brutality of Trump's immigration crackdown [11][12][13][14] - ICE has reportedly been targeting immigrants without criminal records and facing pressure to meet high arrest quotas [15][16] - Reports indicate that individuals are being detained at various locations without clear justification, raising concerns about discriminatory practices [17]
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CNN· 2025-07-12 02:08
Legal & Immigration - A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to halt immigration arrests lacking probable cause in Southern California [1]
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The Economist· 2025-07-11 22:01
The passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act marks a transformative moment for Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The agency will become the best-resourced, most aggressive version of itself https://t.co/OaEVazC54TPhoto: AP https://t.co/PNei5cdsrS ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-07-11 11:05
Yes, the new "Superman" movie is pro-immigration and anti-Trump—at least as far as a major summer tentpole can be, says our critic https://t.co/ts1zQst1QK ...
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The Economist· 2025-07-11 05:40
The Danish left’s case for toughness on migration is that its costs fall overwhelmingly on the poor. But the ugly upshot around limiting immigration—however noble the motives—is that it makes being nasty acceptable https://t.co/yQiADGrX00 ...
Lawrence: Because of Trump, America has become a place where 'they can do that to anyone'
MSNBC· 2025-07-11 04:33
They can do that to anyone. Many people have said that since Donald Trump has ordered people snatched out of their homes or off the streets in this country and shipped off to foreign countries, sometimes countries that that person has never visited. I for one wasn't sure that that was true the first time I heard that statement.Surely that couldn't happen to someone who was in the United States legally. But then it did. And then I said that it could happen to anyone.I never would have thought that it would h ...
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Forbes· 2025-07-11 04:20
America’s Richest Immigrants 2025 https://t.co/IMDXtY5mYt https://t.co/5jB7HcfDyV ...
See it: Damning new evidence of DOJ vet’s alleged 'f* you' plot to defy courts (Melber reports)
MSNBC· 2025-07-11 01:51
Legal & Judicial Challenges - The Trump administration faces legal setbacks on immigration policies, including a federal judge blocking efforts to rewrite citizenship [1][2] - A DOJ whistleblower case reveals allegations of defying court orders, with a top official reportedly suggesting ignoring court orders [2][3] - Texts show multiple officials aware of a plot to defy court orders, potentially breaking the law [5][6] - The DOJ denies explicitly asking anyone to defy court orders, but doesn't deny the alleged statements [7][8] DOJ & Political Turmoil - The DOJ is accused of advancing the president's agenda, lacking independence [12][13] - Attorney General Pam Bondi faces criticism for allegedly misrepresenting or lying about a Jeffrey Epstein client list [9][20] - MAGA leaders are calling for AG Bondi to be removed from her position [9][10] Policy & Enforcement - The administration's immigration agenda faces pushback from ACLU and immigrant organizations [16] - The Trump administration has a history of ignoring court rulings [17] - There are concerns about a breakdown in communication and coherence between DOJ and DHS on policies [15]