500 of which were held at Amache in southeastern Colorado.

yet it continues to be just as urgent and devastating as it is for any other community… When they go into (required annual immigration) check-ins with our attorneys.this isn’t just a Latino issue.

Immigrants in Los Angeles have been detained at places once seemed safe.which includes Little Tokyo —noted that this issue affects everyone.City Councilmember Ysabel Jurado — a Filipino American representing District 14.

000 undocumented individuals lived in Los Angeles.and protect the constitutional rights of all people in the United States regardless of immigration status.

with some cities becoming ghost towns as many immigrants have been terrified of leaving their homes.

tied recent events to Americas troubling history of racist incarceration.000 people ranging in age from infants born in the prison to elders in their eighties during the years it operated from 1942 to 1948.

They later joined the approximately 3.Arrested by FBI agents in 1942.

-born daughter of German immigrants who were.and current efforts to repeal the AEA through the passage of the Neighbors Not Enemies Act.