Federal arrests in L.A. approach 2,800 since raids began, DHS says
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An aggressive federal operation targeting undocumented immigrants in Los Angeles has resulted in 2,792 arrests since June, according to Homeland Security. Between June 6 and June 22 alone, 1,618 individuals were detained. The operation has faced severe backlash, including protests and statements from officials. Governor Gavin Newsom termed the actions a 'disgrace,' highlighting concerns about community safety and the impact of these operations on immigrant families. Local officials criticized the federal raids for instilling fear in residents and harming the local economy.
Federal authorities stated that since June, 2,792 undocumented individuals have been arrested in the L.A. area, emphasizing the aggressive nature of the ongoing immigration enforcement operations.
Gov. Gavin Newsom condemned the federal operations, calling them a disgrace, as many families felt terrorized, businesses suffered, and communities sheltered in fear due to the raids.
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