Judge Blocks Racial Profiling in ICE Raids | JQJO

A federal judge temporarily blocked federal agents from using racial profiling in immigration arrests in Southern California, following a lawsuit by immigrant rights groups. The judge, citing evidence of racial profiling targeting Latinos at workplaces like Home Depots and car washes, ruled that agents' actions violated the Fourth Amendment. The White House vowed to appeal the ruling, while the judge rejected the government's request for a $30 million bond for agent retraining, stating the order simply requires compliance with existing law. The temporary injunction halts sweeps that have led to hundreds of arrests and sparked protests, including one resulting in a serious injury.