Tag: immigration
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Soto-Martínez’s Fast Food Worker Protections Head to Final Vote After Two-Year Fight Soto-Martínez’s Fast Food Worker Protections Head to Final Vote After Two-Year Fight
LA Politics August 9, 2026

Soto-Martínez’s Fast Food Worker Protections Head to Final Vote After Two-Year Fight

A proposed expansion of Los Angeles' Fair Work Week rules could cover ... more

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Leaked DHS Document Suggests Faster Asylum Rejections Could Be Coming. Here’s What It Could Mean for Immigrants Leaked DHS Document Suggests Faster Asylum Rejections Could Be Coming. Here’s What It Could Mean for Immigrants
Immigration June 1, 2026

Leaked DHS Document Suggests Faster Asylum Rejections Could Be Coming. Here’s What It Could Mean for Immigrants

The reported proposal would allow immigration officials to reject some asylum applications ... more

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He Grew Up Serving Mass in Colima. Now He Serves an Entire Migrant Community He Grew Up Serving Mass in Colima. Now He Serves an Entire Migrant Community
Community August 2, 2026

He Grew Up Serving Mass in Colima. Now He Serves an Entire Migrant Community

The Mexican-born priest says more migrants are returning to the Catholic Church ... more

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Which LA Mayoral Candidates Are Actually Addressing Latino Voters’ Top Concerns? Which LA Mayoral Candidates Are Actually Addressing Latino Voters’ Top Concerns?
Politics May 27, 2026

Which LA Mayoral Candidates Are Actually Addressing Latino Voters’ Top Concerns?

As inflation, housing costs, immigration fears, and healthcare access dominate Latino voter ... more

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ICE Arrests Hit Nearly 50,000 in July. What Does That Mean for Los Angeles? ICE Arrests Hit Nearly 50,000 in July. What Does That Mean for Los Angeles?
Immigration August 25, 2026

ICE Arrests Hit Nearly 50,000 in July. What Does That Mean for Los Angeles?

The highest monthly arrest total of President Donald Trump’s second term comes ... more

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The Road to City Hall: The Road to City Hall: José Ugarte and the Fight for South Los Angeles The Road to City Hall: The Road to City Hall: José Ugarte and the Fight for South Los Angeles
Cover Story August 10, 2026

The Road to City Hall: The Road to City Hall: José Ugarte and the Fight for South Los Angeles

(Note: We use “South Central” to reflect how José Ugarte describes the ... more

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Ugarte vs. Mazariegos: What Kind of South L.A. Government Will District 9 Get? Ugarte vs. Mazariegos: What Kind of South L.A. Government Will District 9 Get?
2026 Races August 17, 2026

Ugarte vs. Mazariegos: What Kind of South L.A. Government Will District 9 Get?

The November runoff is more than a choice between two candidates. It ... more

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José Andrés Challenges ICE Over Camp Conditions José Andrés Challenges ICE Over Camp Conditions
Immigration June 3, 2026

José Andrés Challenges ICE Over Camp Conditions

The World Central Kitchen founder publicly challenged Homeland Security officials to allow ... more

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The Immigration Mandate May Be Changing. What Happens When Washington Keeps Acting on Yesterday’s Vote? The Immigration Mandate May Be Changing. What Happens When Washington Keeps Acting on Yesterday’s Vote?
Immigration August 9, 2026

The Immigration Mandate May Be Changing. What Happens When Washington Keeps Acting on Yesterday’s Vote?

New polling suggests Americans still want immigration laws enforced, but growing numbers ... more

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How ICE Uses Digital Technology and What the Law Says About Your Privacy Rights How ICE Uses Digital Technology and What the Law Says About Your Privacy Rights
Immigration July 16, 2026

How ICE Uses Digital Technology and What the Law Says About Your Privacy Rights

As immigration enforcement increasingly relies on digital tools, privacy advocates and courts ... more

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ICE Paid $700 Million for Seven Warehouses. Now It Doesn’t Want Them ICE Paid $700 Million for Seven Warehouses. Now It Doesn’t Want Them
Immigration June 18, 2026

ICE Paid $700 Million for Seven Warehouses. Now It Doesn’t Want Them

The reversal raises questions about detention capacity, taxpayer spending, and how the ... more

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More ICE Detentions, More Money for Private Prisons More ICE Detentions, More Money for Private Prisons
Immigration August 19, 2026

More ICE Detentions, More Money for Private Prisons

CoreCivic and GEO Group are reporting billions in revenue as ICE expands ... more

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Who Was the Salvadoran Edwin López-Cornejo? The 22nd Person to Die in ICE Custody this Year Who Was the Salvadoran Edwin López-Cornejo? The 22nd Person to Die in ICE Custody this Year
Immigration August 4, 2026

Who Was the Salvadoran Edwin López-Cornejo? The 22nd Person to Die in ICE Custody this Year

The death of Edwin López-Cornejo at New Jersey's Delaney Hall detention facility ... more

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What ICE’s Latest Enforcement Push Means for Southern California Families What ICE’s Latest Enforcement Push Means for Southern California Families
Immigration August 11, 2026

What ICE’s Latest Enforcement Push Means for Southern California Families

DHS says its latest ICE arrests targeted people convicted of serious crimes. ... more

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ICE Is Making More Airport Arrests. Here’s What California Immigrant Families Should Know Before They Fly ICE Is Making More Airport Arrests. Here’s What California Immigrant Families Should Know Before They Fly
Immigration July 31, 2026

ICE Is Making More Airport Arrests. Here’s What California Immigrant Families Should Know Before They Fly

Attorneys say immigration enforcement at airports has become more aggressive. Here's what ... more

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