A U.S. District Judge has prohibited federal agents in Southern California from conducting detention stops without reasonable suspicion of a violation of immigration law. This order disallows the use of specific factors such as race, ethnicity, or accents as grounds for suspicion. Additionally, California's independent redistricting commission has been a model for addressing partisan gerrymandering. Governor Newsom is exploring options to influence district boundaries favorably for Democrats if Texas implements a similar approach.
A U.S. District Judge has barred federal agents from conducting detention stops in Southern California without reasonable suspicion of immigration law violations. Agents cannot rely solely on factors like race, ethnicity, or language.
California's independent commission focused on ending partisan gerrymandering, which has caused a decline in competitive House seats. Governor Newsom is considering ways to manipulate districting towards more Democratic seats.
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