Volunteers launch “Operation Liberty” in L.A. with Liberty vans and trained crews to monitor ICE operations and support immigrant families.

UC Davis law professors Vikram David Amar and Alan E. Brownstein published an analysis of the Supreme Court's decision in Noem v. Vasquez Perdomo, which allowed ICE to use race and other demographic factors in selecting individuals for immigration investigation,

The vans are outfitted with cameras and staffed by volunteers, including lawyers and videographers, with the goal of live streaming immigration enforcement and providing support to those being detained.

The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration Monday to continue sweeping immigration raids in the Los Angeles area that target individuals based on broad criteria such as their occupation or whether they speak Spanish.

Law enforcement operating in California, including ICE, will be prohibited from wearing masks in the state beginning January 2026.

President Trump’s border advisor told reporters Thursday that federal authorities planned to increase immigration raids in Los Angeles and other so-called 'sanctuary cities,' with Chicago likely the next target.

The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed federal agents to stop people in Los Angeles based on race, language, employment or location in a new Monday ruling. In a 6–3 decision, the court lifted restrictions against this racial profiling, which immigration advocates say is a violation of the Fourth Amendment.

So rr y, folks: Long Beach’s annual Día de Los Muertos parade has been cancelled for 2025. City officials announced the cancellation of the November 2 event, along with the companion Arte y Ofrendas Festival, citing heightened immigration enforcement across Los Angeles County.

Reversing the lower courts and without an explanation, a high court majority ignores constitutional protections from unlawful detentions.

Now with the backing of the U.S. Supreme Court, the Trump administration said on Monday that it will continue to “flood the zone” in Los Angeles, which the president claims was

Brayan Ramos-Brito was the first of dozens of people accused of impeding or attacking federal agents during Los Angeles area immigration-raid protests to go to trial in L.A. federal court.