A judge ruled immigration officials can't detain people based on race or speaking Spanish in Los Angeles. The decision protects against discrimination.
A federal judge has issued a ruling prohibiting immigration officials from detaining individuals solely on the basis of their race or language (specifically, speaking Spanish) within Los Angeles.
This decision underscores the legal principle of equal protection and aims to prevent discriminatory practices by immigration enforcement agencies. The ruling emphasizes that lawful immigration enforcement must be conducted without bias and in full compliance with constitutional rights.