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How the Courts Blocked ICE’s Racial Profiling—Plus, How Organizers Succeed

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Federal agents block people protesting an ICE immigration raid at a nearby licensed cannabis farm on July 10, 2025 near Camarillo, California.

Federal agents block people protesting an ICE immigration raid at a nearby licensed cannabis farm on July 10, 2025 near Camarillo, California.

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A federal court in LA has stopped ICE from detaining people for deportation because they look Latino. The court called it unconstitutional racial discrimination. Mark Rosenbaum of Public Counsel will explain what’s next as the government appeals the case.

Also: How does a movement build support when large parts of the country are opposed to its goals? How do you connect with people who disagree with you?  For some answers, we’ll turn to long-time organizer Michael Ansara. His new book is The Hard Work of Hope.

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Jon Wiener



Jon Wiener is a contributing editor of The Nation and co-author (with Mike Davis) of Set the Night on Fire: L.A. in the Sixties.





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