Los Angeles leaders are pressure for Bill to obstruct Trump’s deportations

Los Angeles City leaders presented legislation on Tuesday to protect immigrant communities in the midst of troubles due to President Donald Trump’s repression against illegal immigrants.

The municipal councilor Hugo Soto-Martinez introduced five proposals to strengthen labor and immigration protections, which, according to him, would respond to renewed threats of mass deportations, raids of work and measures ‘targeted application, Fox Los Angeles reported.

“We are here today because, unfortunately, we have a president who wants the scapegoats and attack our immigrant neighbors,” said Martinez at a press conference outside the town hall alongside Members of the Euniss Hernandez, Imelda Padilla and Ysabel Jurado and several rights of immigrants, work, legal and community groups. “And we are not going to take this lightly.

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The member of the Los Angeles Municipal Council, Hugo Soto-Martinez, monitors procedures inside the council chambers at the town hall in downtown Los Angeles on September 20, 2024. (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

“The legislation will ensure that we are prepared and that we are ready to retaliate, which implies a complete campaign to know your rights ” throughout the city, so that immigrants and employers include their rights and are not Not victims of ice (US Immigration and Customs Enforcement) intimidation.

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A large group of people protesting against President Donald Trump’s repression against illegal immigration stormed highway 101 in downtown Los Angeles on Sunday, creating major traffic delays, police said. (Fox 11 Los Angeles)

The legislation will be heard by the Civil Rights and Immigration Committee of the Council before a vote.

If it is approved, it would reaffirm the city’s commitment to protect its migrant community from a possible expulsion. In November, the Council and the Mayor Karen Bass officially created Los Angeles as so-called sanctuary.

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The decision of Soto-Martinez intervened after two days of demonstrations during which the demonstrators took over the highway 101 and the local streets to oppose the mass deportation plans of Trump to illegal immigrant criminals.