Summary
The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed federal agents to continue immigration enforcement operations in Los Angeles. This decision removes limits on agents that were placed by a judge to stop arrests based on race, language, or appearance.
Key Facts
- The Supreme Court decision allows immigration agents to resume wide-ranging operations in Los Angeles.
- A previous court order had stopped agents from making arrests based on factors like race or language.
- This ruling is seen as a victory for the Trump administration's immigration policies.
- The case involved concerns about "roving patrols" arresting people indiscriminately.
- The administration argued that the restrictions interfered with its efforts to combat illegal immigration.
