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Detentions at Unlisted ICE Field Office Spiked After Trump’s Inauguration

February 11, 2026 latinotimes 0

REDDING, Calif. — An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Redding, about 160 miles north of Sacramento in largely rural Shasta County, has been detaining noncitizens for years, federal government data shows.  The data […]

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Renee Nicole Good: Another Death at the Hands of ICE

January 15, 2026 latinotimes 0

This cannot be reduced to a single case file. Renee Nicole Good, 37, was shot and killed by an ICE agent on a residential street in Minneapolis, and with her death, a wound that the […]

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For Immigrant Families, a ‘Christmas of Immense Pain’

December 24, 2025 latinotimes 0

Janeth López, a mother of three kids, is desperate. Her fiancé, Fredy Sandoval was deported to Nicaragua after being held in detention for three weeks. “I wouldn’t wish on anyone a Christmas like the one […]

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Schools in Rural Northern CA Add ICE Raids to List of Safety Protocols

December 11, 2025 latinotimes 0

School safety plans deal with an array of frightening scenarios, from shootings to bomb threats to fires. This year, Shoreline Unified, which serves communities in Marin and Sonoma counties, has added another emergency category to […]

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California schools get new immigration enforcement guidelines

December 11, 2025 latinotimes 0

To ensure schools throughout California are on the same page when it comes to dealing with immigration enforcement, Attorney General Rob Bonta has released updated guidance for schools to follow. The updated guidelines are modeled […]

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Immigration Raid Turns Up Visa Fraud Scheme Targeting Migrant Farmworkers

November 21, 2025 latinotimes 0

An immigration raid in Santa Maria, California, has uncovered a criminal enterprise targeting migrant farmworkers who were illegally sold H2A visas. Agents arrested four people, including a U.S. citizen who served as a labor recruiter […]

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Up to 61,000 truck drivers in California could soon lose their licenses. Here’s why

November 21, 2025 latinotimes 0

New federal regulations could leave California with 61,000 fewer truck drivers as the Trump administration bans certain immigrants from operating large vehicles. With fewer truck drivers on the road, consumers may see higher shipping costs, […]

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Alterna Sin Fronteras: Empowering Immigrants Beyond Borders

November 7, 2025 latinotimes 0

Across the United States, millions of immigrants work hard to build better lives for their families. Yet for many, the doors of traditional banking have stayed closed, leaving them to rely on costly or unsafe […]

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The Trauma of ICE Raids, Through the Eyes of LA Car Washers

November 7, 2025 latinotimes 0

LOS ANGELES — Tears still well up in Jesús’ eyes as he recalls how he escaped a raid by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at the carwash where he has worked in San Pedro, California. […]

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Sen. Alex Padilla visits San Diego immigration court: ‘This should not be a trap’

October 3, 2025 latinotimes 0

When Sen. Alex Padilla attended an immigration hearing at the federal courthouse in San Diego Wednesday, there were no confrontations with federal officials and no public arrests of people attending immigration check-ins.  Instead, the visit […]

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