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The U.S. Government Quietly Just Made It Legal to Go Through Your Phone at the Border
An Appeals Court panel has ruled that federal agents can legally search through travelers' cell phones without reasonable suspicion, probable cause, or a warrant when they cross an international border.
ICE Watch: Driving To Work or For DoorDash? They’re Hunting You
ICE is scouting men driving to work early in the morning, but DoorDashers are most at risk while they drive all day for work.
The No-BS Guide to What Karen Bass and Nithya Raman Plan to Do If They’re Elected
If you want to cut through the campaign hype and see what the mayoral candidates actually plan to do, this article is for you.
The City of L.A. Leads in One Thing: ICE Kidnappings
ICE is becoming quicker, sneakier, and targeting people as they go about their daily routines.
Could This Proposal Finally Put a Stop to Secret Deputy Gangs In the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department?
Since 1973, 27 gangs or subgroups have been identified through lawsuits and reports compiled by the department’s independent oversight bodies.
ICE Raid Hotspot Home Depot Removed as Sponsor of L.A.’s Official Mexican Independence Day Celebration
Activists put pressure on the city, questioning why a business often at the center of ICE raids and accused of mass surveillance sponsored the event.
