Overview
- House Oversight Democrats announced a broad investigation into arrests of U.S. citizens and wider immigration operations in Los Angeles.
- The first committee hearing is slated to take place in Los Angeles, though a date has not been set.
- Senate investigators opened a parallel inquiry after ProPublica reported at least 170 citizens were detained by immigration authorities.
- Lawmakers requested DHS records detailing total citizen detentions, lengths of custody, and agent training and use-of-force policies.
- DHS defended the enforcement following a Supreme Court ruling that lifted limits on raids, as local groups cited more than 250 worker detentions and the county declared a state of emergency.