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DAILY MEMO: Federal Agents Take Another Detainee to a Hospital While They Continue Raiding Home Depots, Car Washes, and More

ICE agents are still raiding car washes and Home Depots, detaining laborers. Meanwhile, a federal settlement now bans ICE’s L.A. Field Office from using deceptive tactics such as impersonating local police or fabricating criminal investigations to enter homes or detain individuals, and mandates visible ICE identification and record-keeping for accountability. At the same time, L.A. TACO reports that federal agents terrorized a Fontana family over a man ICE falsely accused of violent crimes, even though his case was dismissed years ago after proving his innocence.

9:17 PM PDT on August 5, 2025

Memo Torres breaks down ICE-related news in Southern California today. Below, you'll find links and references to everything discussed in the video, allowing you to take a closer look at each topic.

It’s day 61. 

ICE RAIDS

  • Yesterday, August 4th in Camarillo: Volunteers VCdefensa report that a person detained in the immigration office in Camarillo was taken to the hospital in an ambulance, followed by ICE agents. Apparently, 2 or 3 agents entered St. John’s Hospital.
  • Still staging at Terminal Island: Vehicles are seen using the same license plate numbers. 
  • South LA on Florence and Compton: Agents seen staging early morning. 
  • Huntington Beach Home Depot: Several agents were filmed raiding the parking lot.
    • From witnesses. They came in contact with the laborers, asked for their i.d., only in English. When the laborer would not produce, they were quickly taken into a vehicle. Some laborers were searched, others were not. One laborer ran into HD with an agent chasing him. We do not know if he escaped.
    • One work truck was left abandoned. 
  • Fountain Valley: Agents raided Magnolia Car Wash, which had been raided once before. 

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