Group Sues For Answers On Who Organized LA’s Anti-ICE Riots
Jason Hopkins
Immigration Reporter
October 13, 2025
5:47 PM ET
Law enforcement agencies across Los Angeles are fielding lawsuits as questions mount over how this summer’s anti-immigration enforcement riots first sparked.
The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), a Washington, D.C.,-based group that advocates for lower levels of illegal immigration, sued the LA Police Department (LAPD), the LA County Sheriff’s Department (LACSD) and the the California Highway Patrol (CHP), the group announced Monday. FAIR is demanding these agencies comply with their records requests, which seek documentation related to the chaotic anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) protests that swept LA in June, resulting in hundreds of arrests and millions of dollars worth of damages. (RELATED: Corporate Fact Checkers Keep Ignoring Key Facts When Denying Dems Want To Give Illegals Free Healthcare)
“These lawsuits are crucial to bring transparency to local law enforcement’s role in the LA anti-ICE riots,” Dale Wilcox, FAIR’s executive director and general counsel, said in a public statement.
“California agencies are shielding information that could expose how sanctuary policies enabled violence against federal officers,” Wilcox continued. “These lawsuits are essential to hold riot organizers accountable and prevent future sabotage of immigration enforcement.”
https://dailycaller.com/2025/10/13/fair-la-police-riot-records/
