Overview
- David Huerta was released Monday on a $50,000 bond after being charged with conspiracy to impede an officer during a June 6 ICE protest in Los Angeles.
- His arraignment for the felony charge is scheduled for July 7 in federal court in Los Angeles.
- The Trump administration has deployed approximately 4,000 National Guard troops alongside 700 Marines to Los Angeles to support ICE raids and manage protests.
- Labor federations such as the AFL-CIO, SEIU and the United Farm Workers have condemned Huerta’s arrest and organized demonstrations in more than a dozen cities.
- Advocates and Democratic officials have warned that the arrests threaten free speech and due process rights of labor and immigrant rights activists.