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The California federal judge ordered the Trump administration to stop “indiscriminately” who detain people who are considered illegally in the United States.
The decision came in a temporary restraint issued on Friday, which also prohibits immigration officials to deny people access to lawyers.
The case was initiated in a trial filed by three immigrants arrested at Pasaden’s bus stop, looking for a job, and two US citizens who have reportedly showed the ID.
The Department of Internal Security responded to the judge’s order of a social media report, accusing her of “undermining the will of the American people”.
US District Judge Maam Frimpong is a temporary measure and the lawsuit continues.
In his order, Judge Frimpong stated that there was a “mountain of evidence”, which confirms that officials are performing “patrols”, which are defined as “indiscriminately that collect people without reason suspicion.” This will violate the US Constitution, she said.
The government cannot rely on its immigration arrests “exclusively” on factors, including “races or ethnicity”, “talking to -Spanish or talking in English with an accent” or “presence in a certain place”, such as a stop or car wash, said Judge Frimpong.
Judge Frimpong’s decision comes when the Trump administration has strengthened its efforts to combat illegal immigration, especially in California, a democratic support point that has long held President Donald Trump’s anger.
In particular, the raids in Los -Angeles were met with broad protests over forced execution in the region.
As also Immigration raid on the marijuana farm in California On Thursday, more than 200 people, including 10 minors, led to fierce protests and arrests.
Some farm workers were critically injured during the “chaotic” Ventura district raids, a statement from the united farm workers said.
Human Rights Defenders have accused the government of illegal discrimination and abandonment of people in their constitutional rights.
“Regardless of the color of their skin in which language they speak, or where they work, everyone is guaranteed by constitutional rights to protect them from illegal stops,” Mohammad Tysar said in a statement.
The government, however, states that prioritizing violent criminals when ICE tries to meet a daily quota of 3,000 daily arrests, part of Trump’s stated goal to start the “largest deportation” campaign in the US history.
“Brave men and women in America remove the killers, MS-13 gang, pedophiles, rapist-worse will be the worst of Golden State communities,” the Homeland Security wrote in response to the judge’s order.
