DAILY MEMO: Agents Run a Minivan Off the Road in Montebello and More

Witnesses say agents ran a minivan off the road in Montebello, Huntington Park declares itself a Sanctuary City, and more

By Memo Torres

10:13 PM PDT on July 9, 2025

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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.

ICE RAIDS

Pasadena no sleepers harassed by PD
Santa Ana Checking buses
Euclid and La Palma Car Wash in OC
College and Katella
1st & Standard guns drawn on a van
Corona
Anaheim In-N-Out Bus Stop
Parris several areas
Azuza chased someone into an apartment
Artesia seen staging at Seafood City parking lot
Montebello Minivan ran off the road

OTHER NEWS

Huntington Park unanimously passes “Sanctuary City Ordinance”

LAist reports that No-shows at some local hospitals and clinics have increased since immigration agents descended on Los Angeles last month, according to the L.A. County Board of Supervisors.

Update on Narcisso Barranco

Pasadena joins multi-city class action lawsuit against Trump

Attorneys Denied Access To Day Labor Advocates Arrested By Feds At Home Depot In Van Nuys.

22 Places To Volunteer Your Skills For Immigrants and Angelenos In Need Right Now

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