US appeals court keeps ban on LA immigration arrests
A Federal Court of Appeal approved the decision of a sub -court that temporarily prevented US government representatives from making arrests on migration in Los Angeles without any possible reason.
The Trump administration rejected the request of the sub -court’s decision to pause the decision of the three judges panels, plaintiffs can prove that federal agents make arrests according to their appearance, language and where they live or work.
In response to protests against migrant raids, President Donald Trump called the national guard troops and US sailors to Los Angeles in June and the use of military force to support civil police operations in the USA.
The city of Los Angeles and other Southern California municipalities participated in a case filed by the American Union of Civil Freedoms in June, and the federal agents accused of using illegal police tactics such as racial profiles to meet immigration arrest quotas.
In July, a California judge prevented the Trump administration, which made immigrants racially profile while looking for targets of deportation and rejecting immigrants’ right to access lawyers during detention.
In the unpredictable decision on Friday, the US Ninth Certain Court of Appeal Judges greatly rejected the administration’s objection to the temporary limitation order.
Judges, federal officials based only on the “visible race or ethnic origin”, Spanish or accent English -speaking or “Bus stop, car washing, pulling garden, daily worker collection site, agricultural area, etc.
The internal security and the US immigration and customs conservation department did not immediately respond to requests for comments outside the working hours.
Mayor of Los Angeles Karen Bass described the order as a victory for the city.
“Our communities will remain appropriate for now, for the creation of racial profiles and other illegal tactics while carrying out our societies, cruel and aggressive execution raids and sweeps.” He said.
Mohammad Tajsar, a senior personnel lawyer of South California Aclu Foundation, welcomed the decision.
“This decision is a approval that the administration has violated the constitution of Los Angeles’ paramilitary invasion and caused irreparable injury throughout the region,” he said.
