Overview
- Federal officials have maintained intensive ICE operations across Southern California since early June, with a Border Patrol official vowing a permanent presence in Los Angeles.
- The executive order forbids municipal assets from supporting federal immigration enforcement and directs agencies to document possible rights violations.
- Fashion District businesses report up to an 80 percent drop in sales and some vendors describe conditions as worse than pandemic lockdowns.
- Over the past six months, ICE has taken more than 55,000 migrants into custody nationwide, including 28 percent with criminal convictions and 25 percent with pending charges.
- City leaders are forming an LAPD working group to gather evidence of unlawful raids and intend to pursue additional legal relief through the courts.