U.S. Border Patrol agents performed a raid at a Home Depot in Westlake as part of Operation Trojan Horse, resulting in the arrest of around 16 immigrants. This operation reignited concerns after a federal judge's ruling against racial profiling and roving patrols by immigration officials. Eyewitness accounts described apprehensive laborers being approached by a driver seeking workers, only for agents to emerge from a truck and initiate a chase. The truck rental company later stated it was unaware and did not authorize the use of its vehicle during these operations.
Immigration enforcement in Southern California remains active, underscored by recent Border Patrol raids where U.S. agents arrested as many as 16 immigrants during Operation Trojan Horse.
Ceasar, a day laborer, recounted the terrifying moment when he and others were approached by a driver seeking workers, only to be confronted by agents jumping from a truck.
The presence of Border Patrol agents and their swift action during a recent raid reminded immigrant communities that federal law enforcement is unyielding and ongoing.
Penske Truck Rental clarified that it was not informed or authorized any involvement of its trucks in the recent operation, distancing itself from the enforcement actions.
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