A Los Angeles federal judge granted preliminary injunction, which means immigration agents in the city can no longer conduct arrests without a warrant. U.S. District Judge Maame Frimpong said federal immigration agents are not conducting a proper “likelihood of escape analysis.” Jeanette Zanipatine provides insight on how the law might affect L.A. residents.
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New ruling impacts how immigration agents can conduct arrests
