Los Angeles County has declared a state of emergency to provide financial assistance to victims of ICE raids, countering Trump's policies.

Los Angeles County declared a state of emergency on Tuesday to financially support victims of federal immigration police (ICE) raids and to counteract the repressive policies of President Donald Trump. This unusual measure allows the county to provide assistance to tenants economically affected by these raids, as well as to impose a moratorium on deportations. Officials, such as Janice Hahn, emphasize the devastating impact of these raids on immigrant families, who are left without financial supporters. Critics of these actions denounce the increase in raids against undocumented immigrants, especially in cities led by Democrats, accusing them of racial profiling. Following protests in Los Angeles, Donald Trump sent in the military to restore order.