ACLU appeals to halt ice attacks targeting “brown skin” immigrants in the Los Angeles area
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in California has filed a class action lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) calling for an immediate halt of what it describes as an illegal immigration attack across the Los Angeles region targeting immigrants with “brown skin.”
Nonprofits accused immigration and customs enforcement agencies (ICE) of keeping immigrants inhumane state without beds and without food and lawyers being taken away from them after committing unconstitutional assaults. Homeland Security He denied all claims in the lawsuit, stating that the racial profiling charges were “disgusting, decisively false.”
ICE has conducted a sweeping raid since June 6th, arresting around 1,500 immigrants, including Latino Day workers, car wash workers, farm workers and vendors.
Dozens of protesters demonstrated on the 6th Avenue bridge between downtown Los Angeles and Boyle Heights in protest of the ice summaries operation in Los Angeles. (Jason Armand/Los Angeles Times Getty Images)
Ice Flip Script after telling authorities to “go home.”
“The attacks in this district follow a common systematic pattern. Individuals with brown skin were suddenly created by unidentified federal agents and to answer questions about who they were and where they came from,” the lawsuit reads.
“If they hesitate, try to leave, or do not answer questions due to the satisfaction of the agent, they are detained, sometimes tackled, handcuffed, and detained. In these interactions, agents usually have prior information about the individual and have no kind.”
The lawsuit accuses the federal government of keeping detainees in overcrowded housing complexes known as “B-18s,” and is extremely convulsive in a windowless room.
“In facilities like these dungeons, the situation is deplorable and unconstitutional,” the lawsuit reads.
Some of the suits say, “In facilities like these dungeons, the situation is unconstitutional in deployabe.” (Jason Armand/Los Angeles Times Getty Images)
Not only does it try to stop the attack, it also requires that the lawsuit refrain from using the B-18 centre, as it should be a short-term ice processing site and is legally liable for systematic racial profiling and due-process violations.
Defendants include Homeland Security Secretary Christie Noem, Ice Director Todd Lyons, Attorney General Pam Bondy, and several local Ice, CBP, and FBI officials operating in Los Angeles.
The lawsuit was filed by a coalition of individual immigrants; Advocacy for immigrants An organization led by ACLU and non-commercial public advisors and other legal partners.
Los Angeles It has become a battlefield that resists President Donald Trump’s election promise to carry out the largest deportation attack in US history. Last month, protests in the Angel City were rioted as masked agitators burned unmanned cars, hurt other property, and threw rocks at the movement of law enforcement.
The lawsuit comes as an estimated 150 to 200 anti-ice protesters closed Tuesday afternoon on Los Angeles’ Sixth Avenue bridge. The bridge links downtown Los Angeles with Boyle Heights early.
The protesters held the sign with the message, “I’m tired of the ice!” And while others recited “Ice ice from LA.”
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“The bridge was the gateway to Boyle Heights to lure members of the community and take in what they know,” organizer Christian Alcaraz told FOX 11.
The protest was one of several county meetings on Tuesday as part of the day of action against the immigrant attack. Another rally was held in Koreatown.
Homeland Security Advisor Tricia McLaughlin has rebutted the claims filed in the lawsuit.
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“I hate and decisively wrong with the claim that an individual is being ‘targeted’ by law enforcement because of his skin color,” she said. Fox 11 Through a statement Wednesday, he added that the lawsuit’s allegations were “garbage.”
She also denied allegations regarding the poor condition of the ice facility.
“The claim that there are subprime conditions for ice detention centres is wrong,” McLaughlin said. “In fact, ICE has higher detention standards than most US prisons that house actual US citizens. All detainees are provided with appropriate diet, treatment and have the opportunity to communicate with lawyers and their families.”
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