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Daily Memo: Federal Agents Death Toll Is Now 16 As Another Agency is Authorised to Use Deadly Force

On day 99, ICE raids took place in Los Angeles, South El Monte, Highland Park, and Wilmington, where longtime community volunteer Jose Antonio Campollo Caceres was arrested in front of his son without agents providing a warrant. Meanwhile, near Chicago, ICE officers fatally shot a man during a vehicle stop, sparking protests, while nationwide developments included USCIS creating armed “special agents,” a court blocking fast-tracked deportations, the Trump administration cutting grants with Latino-heavy colleges, and DHS threatening prosecutions for filming ICE agents despite First Amendment protections.

9:52 PM PDT on September 12, 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 99. 

ICE RAIDS

  • Los Angeles, 67th St. between Grand and Broadway: One person was taken by federal agents. 
  • South El Monte, Rosemead Blvd & Garvey, Supercleen Carwash: Three SUVs with tinted windows rolled up to the carwash. In two minutes, the operation was over. We reached out to Super Kleen, and they confirmed people were taken, but could not confirm how many. 
  • Highland Park, Fig & 50, McDonald’s: Waiting for more information could just be a sighting. 
  • Wilmington: Agents with rifles and stun guns out, stopped a truck and arrested a father, Jose Antonion Campollo Caceres, a community member who has been here for over 30 years and regularly volunteers his time to clean streets and improve the community, according to Wilmington Chronicles. His son, who was with him, recorded the incident where he was asking for an arrest warrant, which agents did not provide. 

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