Supreme Court lifts limits on LA immigration raids

The Supreme Court has ruled that immigration agents can stop and question individuals based solely on their race, language, or occupation. This decision overturns a lower court's ruling that had placed limits on such practices. The court's ruling allows immigration authorities to detain and question individuals without any specific suspicion of wrongdoing, raising concerns about potential discrimination and civil liberties violations. The decision is seen as a significant victory for the Trump administration's efforts to increase immigration enforcement and deportations. However, civil rights advocates have criticized the ruling, arguing that it undermines constitutional protections and could lead to the targeting of vulnerable communities. The Supreme Court's decision reflects the ongoing debate over the balance between national security concerns and individual rights in the context of immigration policy.