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DAILY MEMO: Federal Agents Have Now Killed 18 People

Border Patrol and ICE may have been slowed down by rains and vigilant rapid responders today, but they were still spotted scouting in different areas like Highland and Cypress Parks. Meanwhile, broader developments include California winning a temporary pause against Trump’s public benefits restrictions, LA County halting food vendor crackdowns due to safety concerns, growing outrage over ICE deaths, solitary confinement, and body-cam failures, and new USCIS naturalization test changes raising concerns over immigrant access to citizenship.

7:31 PM PDT on September 18, 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 104. 

ICE RAIDS

  • [Sept 16th] Anaheim, Daisy Apartments on 122 S. Ohio: Border Patrol conducted a raid at 2:30 in the morning at these apartments in Anaheim, taking two adults and 3-4 children.
    • A witness says they had noticed a white pick-up stalking the apartments for days. Agents blocked off all the streets, and 15-20 vehicles surrounded the complex, including a green military SWAT-style vehicle and a white box truck. 
    • Thirty to forty agents were seen in khaki pants and shorts, wearing police vests. They identified themselves as Border Patrol and not ICE. 
    • Agents were looking for one man specifically, but ended up taking his wife/gf and 3-4 children as well. 
    • Neighbors don’t know their names, but say they have been there for at least 10 years, and have kept to themselves. 
  • Oceano, Paso Robles St & 15th St: A woman was taken by federal immigration agents. 
  • Santa Barbara, Milpas & Carpinteria, near Sprouts: Three vehicles with what appeared to be masked federal immigration agents inside.
  • San Fernando, 12960 Foothill Blvd, Home Depot: Vehicle has been abandoned in the parking lot for an unspecified amount of time, community media organization Valley Views SFV Media is asking for help in contacting vehicle owners.  
  • Highland Park: Fed undercover vehicles were spotted scouting Highland and Cypress Park again today as rapid responders kept tabs on their whereabouts. No reports of anyone taken. 
  • Long Beach, Bixby Knolls Car Wash: The community is Chavita’s courage and selflessness, who while working at the Bixby Knolls Car Wash that was raided recently, was posed a question by an agent who asked, “Should I take you or her?” Chavita gave himself up, choosing to protect his female colleague. 

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