- DHS approved a new immigration regulation on June 20, 2026.
- Issues regarding agency conduct, including use of force incidents and detention center problems, are being highlighted in Los Angeles and San Bernardino County.
- ACLU monitors discriminatory stops conducted by DHS agents in Los Angeles.
A federal judge heard arguments today in a civil rights case taking place in Los Angeles.
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What happened
A federal judge heard arguments today in a civil rights case taking place in Los Angeles.
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ACLU monitors discriminatory stops conducted by DHS agents in Los Angeles.Also in this story
- ICE agents used slurs against Latino individuals and conducted a raid in Hollywood, with the ACLU obtaining videos of the misconduct.
- A representative from the Los Angeles district visited an ICE facility in Dilley, prompting a response from DHS.
Within DHS approved a new immigration regulation on June 20, 2026.
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- Meta faced civil suits in New Mexico and Los Angeles, with a federal court battle set to open in Oakland.
- A ruling has defended DHS practices regarding questioning agents, raising civil rights concerns and prompting expert warnings about enforcement protocols.