The American judge prevents Trump’s “random” migration arrests

California’s federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to stop “randomly” who are illegally believed in the United States.

The decision decreased in a temporary restriction order against the government on Friday, which also prevents immigration officials from depriving individuals from reaching lawyers.

The case was brought in a lawsuit filed by three migrants, who were arrested at the Pasadina Bus Station while searching for work, and two American citizen were detained, one showed an identity.

The Ministry of Internal Security responded to the judge’s order in a post on social media, accusing it of “undermining the will of the American people.”

Maame Frimpong emergency orders are a temporary procedure while the lawsuit continues.

In her matter, Judge Fribong said that there is a “mountain of evidence” to support that officials are “mobile patrols”, which are defined as “randomly gathered for individuals undoubtedly.” She said this would violate the US constitution.

Judge Fribong said that the government cannot build its arrest “only” on factors including “race or race”, “speaking English or speaking English with a accent” or “having a specific location” such as bus station or car washing.

Judge Fribong’s decision comes because the Trump administration has increased its efforts to equip the illegal immigration, especially in California, a democratic stronghold that has long had angered President Donald Trump.

The raids in Los Angeles, in particular, were met with widespread protests to enforce immigration in the region.

and Migration raid on the marijuana farm in California On Thursday, it led to violent protests and the arrest of more than 200 people, including 10 minors.

United Farms workers said in a statement that some farm workers were seriously injured during the “chaotic” province of Venta.

Human rights advocates accused the government of illegal discrimination and depriving people of their constitutional rights.

“Regardless of the color of their skin, what is the language they speak, or where they work, everyone is the content of constitutional rights to protect them from illegal stations,” Mohamed Tagsar, chief staff lawyer at the ACLU in southern California, said in a statement.

However, the government says it gives priority to violent criminals as ICE is trying to meet a daily share of 3000 daily arrests, which is part of Trump’s declared goal to launch the “Great Deportation” campaign in the history of the United States.

Internal security wrote on X, in response to the judge’s order: “Brave men and women in America remove the murderers, members of the MS-13 gang, children’s diseases, and rapists-the worst of the worst Golden State communities.”