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ICE raids forever changed the work of these gun violence prevention workers: ‘The panic is still there’
Gun violence-prevention programs are another casualty of Trump’s immigration enforcement crackdown L ast June, hundreds of federal agents descended on Los Angeles in the first major immigration enforcement operation of the second Trump…
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Hundreds of federal agents carried out a large ICE raid in Los Angeles in June, marking the first major immigration enforcement operation of the second Trump administration. The sweep targeted workers at Home Depots, car washes, food stands and garment factories, detaining numerous immigrants. The operation has been linked to the disruption of gun‑violence‑prevention programs, which lost staff and resources as a result. Advocates say the raids have left a lingering sense of panic among those working to curb gun violence.
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