Mayor Bass Issues Statement on Courts Granting a Temporary Restraining Order

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A federal judge granted a temporary restraining order halting unlawful immigration raids in Los Angeles, a significant victory for civil rights. Mayor Bass emphasized that the ruling defends the rights of Angelenos against unconstitutional actions by federal agents. The order prohibits profiling based on race or ethnicity and ensures detainees have access to legal visitation and unrecorded phone calls with attorneys. Earlier this week, the City of Los Angeles joined the class action lawsuit "Perdomo v. Noem," which alleges unlawful targeting by federal agencies.

This lawsuit highlights the systemic issues of racial profiling in immigration enforcement. Mayor Bass condemned the tactics of the Trump Administration, describing them as un-American. The court's decision reflects a broader commitment to uphold constitutional protections and civil liberties. This ruling not only protects individuals but also reinforces community safety and security in Los Angeles.

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