Las autoridades de Los Ángeles elogian la sentencia de un tribunal de apelación que limita las identificaciones de inmigrantes, pero la decisión sólo puede intensificar una batalla sobre la transparencia y el control. Elise Preston tiene la información más reciente.

Los Angeles

A U.S. federal appeals court has upheld a temporary restraining order that restricts Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from conducting indiscriminate immigration stops and arrests in seven Southern California counties. Local officials, including Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, praised the decision as a victory for constitutional rights and public safety, noting a reduction in aggressive enforcement tactics.

The Department of Homeland Security criticized the ruling, arguing it undermines federal authority. In response to ongoing concerns, L.A. County is drafting legislation to require federal agents to identify themselves when interacting with the public. Meanwhile, the number of National Guard troops in Los Angeles has been reduced, though some protesters continue to call for the removal of both ICE and military presence from the city.

El Tribunal de Apelaciones mantiene las restricciones a las redadas del ICE en California

Los funcionarios de Los Ángeles están alabando un fallo del tribunal de apelaciones que limita las paradas de inmigración, pero la decisión sólo puede intensificar una batalla sobre transparencia y control. Elyse Preston de la CBS está en Los Ángeles esta noche con la última información. Elyse. Buenas noches, Jerica. Un tribunal de apelaciones ha mantenido la orden de bloqueo de las patrullas itinerantes de ICE aquí en el sur de California. La alcaldesa de L.A. Karen Bass dice que es una gran victoria para la ciudad. El tribunal esencialmente afirmó el imperio de la ley. Esta es una victoria defendiendo la constitución. La alcaldesa de Los Ángeles Karen Bass reaccionando a la decisión del viernes por el 9 º Circuito de EE.UU. Tribunal de Apelaciones confirmando una orden de restricción temporal que detiene las paradas y detenciones indiscriminadas de inmigrantes. Ha habido paz en la ciudad. No ha habido hombres enmascarados montando temerariamente arriba y abajo de la arrebatando a la gente. Eso ha cesado. Lo que están haciendo es un secuestro. Bajo la Cuarta Enmienda, la sospecha razonable no puede basarse únicamente en la raza o etnia, idioma hablado, ubicación o empleo. La sentencia se aplica a siete condados del sur de California. Hoy, el Departamento de Seguridad Nacional criticó la decisión diciendo, cito, los jueces no elegidos están socavando la voluntad del pueblo americano. Lo que hace a alguien un objetivo de ICE es si están ilegalmente en los EE.UU., no su color de piel, raza o etnia. El condado de Los Ángeles también está redactando una ley que prohibiría a los agentes federales de inmigración y otras fuerzas de la ley de ocultar sus identidades con máscaras y otros artículos. La supervisora Janice Hahn encabeza esta iniciativa. Si vas a venir al condado de L.A. e interactuar con nuestro público, ellos tienen derecho a saber quién eres. Probablemente nos demanden por ello, pero nos vemos en los tribunales. Alrededor de 250 tropas de la Guardia Nacional están aquí en L.A. Ha habido hasta 4.000 desplegados aquí este verano. Ahora, los 250 guardias restantes protegerán al personal y los edificios federales como éste, según el Pentágono. Los manifestantes dicen que 250 son demasiados. Ellos quieren a las tropas y al ICE fuera de la ciudad. ¿Jerika? Elyse Preston en Los Angeles, gracias.

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