Summary
California has created a new online tool for people to report possible unlawful actions by federal immigration agents in the state. This platform allows residents to send photos, videos, and details about incidents directly to the California Department of Justice. The aim is to monitor and address any potential overreach by agencies like Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Border Patrol.
Key Facts
- California launched an online portal to report suspected misconduct by federal immigration agents.
- The portal lets users upload evidence like photos and videos to the California Department of Justice.
- Governor Gavin Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta announced this new tool.
- The platform is designed to document allegations like unlawful detentions and excessive force.
- State officials say this provides a way to keep federal agents accountable to the law.
- Other states, like New York and Illinois, have created similar systems to monitor federal enforcement.
- Concerns have risen about federal practices under President Donald Trump's administration, including mass deportations.
