I put with racial bias. The federal judge ordered the Trump administration on Friday to put an end to the arrests and indistinct arrests of migrants in seven districts in California, including angels.
Last week, immigrant protection groups filed a lawsuit by accusing the government of US President Donald Trump to systematically attack people with the skin of a brunette in South California during his attack on migrants.
The plaintiffs included in their complaint the cases of three detained migrants and two US citizens, one of whom was withheld, despite the fact that they showed their identification to agents, reports Associated Press.
The lawsuit submitted in the district court asked the judge to prevent the use of unconstitutional tactics in migratory raids: they accused the officials of the immigration of the arrest of persons for their race, making arrests without a court decision and refusing for the detainees in the access center in the center of the Los -Andheles center.
Judge Maem E. Frypong also issued a separate order, which prohibits the federal government to limit access to lawyers in the center of detention in the custody of migrants in Los -Angeles.
Fripong issued two emergency resolutions that are a temporary measure, while the requirement is processed, the day after the groups of human rights, claimed that the government violating the fourth and fifth correction of the Constitution.
Frampong wrote in the order that a “mountain of evidence” was presented, which showed that the federal government is committing violations of which they were accused.
“No federal judge has the authority to dictate immigration policy; This body is in Congress and the President, ”said the press secretary of the White House Ebigail Jackson, reports:“ Operations require careful planning and execution; skills that are much exceeding the volume or jurisdiction of any judge. We hope that this serious re -processing will be a correction in the appeal. ”
Migrant and Latin communities of South California were waiting for the strengthening of arrests in parking lots, parking in the Home Depot store and in various stores. Tens of thousands of people participated in demonstrations against raids and the subsequent unilateral deployment of Trump of the National Guard and Marines.
The judge’s order also applies to Ventura district, where buses full of workers were arrested on Thursday after federal agents broke into the Cannabis plantation – legal in California, which caused confrontation with the protesters with the result of a dead worker and multiple injured.
According to the American Union of Civil Libertada (ACLU), the recent wave of migration control was due to the “arbitrary quota of arrests” and based on “generalized stereotypes based on race or ethnic affiliation”.
Having detained three -day work complaints, migration agents only knew that they were Latin and wore construction clothes, according to the requirement. Then it describes raids in the Home Depot markets and stores, where, according to witnesses, federal agents stopped anyone who “seems to the Latin American.”
Trisha Mclaflin, Deputy Minister of National Security of the United States, said that “any statement that the forces of the order made a” choice “of people from the color of their skin is disgusting and categorically false.”
Maklaflin said that “police operations are very selective, and that agents act with due care” before arrest. After the decision, he said that “the district judge undermines the will of the American people.”
ACLU lawyer, Mohammad Tajsar, said that Brian Gavidia, one of the detained American citizens, was “undergoing a physical attack … without another reason, except for Latin and working in the crane position in the mainly Latin American district.”
Tajsar asked why immigration agents arrested everyone in washing the car, except for two white workers, according to the laundry employee, if the race was not a determining factor.
On behalf of the government, the lawyer is a subcontialist, according to AP that there was no evidence that federal immigration agents considered the breed in their arrests, and that they considered appearance only as part of the “set of circumstances”, including the previous observation and interaction with people on the field.
Lawyers of the legal center of defenders of immigrants and other groups argue that they also refused to access the Immigration and Customs Control of the United States (ICE) in the Los Angeles Center, known as “B-18”, several times from June, according to court documents.
