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In Los Angeles, immigration authorities have ramped up operations by detaining undocumented individuals near commercial areas during ongoing street protests. The enforcement actions—branded by critics as an echo of Trump-era policies—have sparked local tensions and raised questions about civil liberties, as officers continue their controversial crackdown amidst public outcry.
Bluesky: @ledevoir.com
La police de l’immigration arrêtent depuis des semaines des sans-papiers dans le cadre de la politique lancée par Trump.
Advocates for immigrant rights say people were detained Friday by immigration authorities outside Home Depot stores and a doughnut shop.
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