A lawsuit has been filed against the US Department of Homeland Security. The lawsuit is related to immigration raids in Southern California. The raids in question were conducted without warrants, according to the lawsuit.
The action challenges the Trump administration's methods in this regard. Further details about the lawsuit and the allegations against the Department of Homeland Security are available from the source, ABC7 Los Angeles.
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