I mean, who else is going to clean the toilets and do the lawns of the LA big wigs?
LA City Council passes package of motions aimed at protecting immigrant communities
The Los Angeles City Council passed four motions to further protect immigrants’ rights and communities throughout the city Wednesday morning.
The motions included efforts for know your rights campaigns, notification of ICE enforcement, support for state legislation and funding for legal services.
The city council voted to pass the motion, which will explore ways to have businesses report ICE activity to the city. The purpose of this motion, written by Soto-Martínez and Padilla, is to inform businesses, employers and workers of their rights ahead of potential immigration enforcement.
So, would this include when ICE comes for these guys since Trump took office?
ICE raids: Latest round of arrests in Southern California
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On March 11, an unidentified “Mexican citizen illegally present in the U.S.” was arrested. He had prior aggravated felony convictions and was previously removed from the country, HSI Los Angeles tweeted.
On March 5, Juan Corona Covarrubias was taken into custody and removed, according to ERO Los Angeles. He is a “Mexican national wanted in his home country for aggravated robbery, aggravated homicide, and aggravated bodily injuries.”
Also on March 5, HSI Los Angeles officers partnering with ERO Los Angeles arrested an unnamed Taiwanese citizen, “illegally present in the U.S.” and “wanted in Taiwan for sexual assault.”
And there are more at that article
An illegal alien from Guatemala was arrested on a four-count indictment alleging he led one of the largest human smuggling organizations in the United States. The ring allegedly smuggled approximately 20,000 illegal immigrants from Guatemala to destinations nationwide over a five-year span. The defendant held some victims in stash houses as hostages and is responsible for the deaths of seven illegal immigrants — including a 4-year-old child — who were killed in a November 2023 car accident in Oklahoma. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the U.S. Border Patrol and the Inglewood Police Department are investigating the matter.
“These arrests illuminate the dangers and victimization associated with aliens attempting to unlawfully enter our country,” said ICE Homeland Security Investigations Los Angeles acting Special Agent in Charge John Pasciucco. “Every day, similar human smuggling organizations put profits ahead of safety in these reckless and illegal endeavors. ICE Los Angeles and our partners are committed to continue identifying and dismantling these organizations so no further lives are lost and our borders are secure.”
Eduardo Domingo Renoj-Matul aka Turko, 51, of the Westlake neighborhood near downtown Los Angeles, was arrested Feb. 28 with his alleged right-hand man, Cristobal Mejia-Chaj, 49, also of the Westlake neighborhood. The defendants were arraigned the same day and ordered to stand trial April 22. A federal magistrate judge also ordered them jailed without bond.
Does LA want to protect them?
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) officers apprehended 26 unlawfully present noncitizens with pending charges or convictions for murder, homicide and assault against children during a nationwide law enforcement effort that ran from January 16 to 28.
There’s some overlap between the first story of arrests and the above ICE one. Are these the people the LA city council wants to protect? To have citizens call in to warn about ICE in the area? Have them “know their rights”? Give them legal council?
They all want to come to LA!
These two were arrested trying to fly to Los Angeles with a bag of cash. One is a suspected MS-13 gang member & both are illegal aliens. This arrest is only possible when teamwork leverages resources, skills, & knowledge resulting in a combined effort that protects the Homeland. pic.twitter.com/pCXGjcAWK2
— ICE Denver (@ERODenver) March 20, 2025
The Los Angeles City Council passed four motions to further protect immigrants’ rights and communities throughout the city Wednesday morning.
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