The Trump administration defends its migratory methods after the death of a worker in California

Federal officials defended President Donald Trump’s growing campaign on Sunday to expel immigrants illegally present in the United States. Meanwhile, especially after a descent to a Californian farm that has cost a worker’s life. Consequently, They also announced their intention to appeal from a court decision suspending some of their most offensive methods.

Donald Trump promised to expel millions of people in an irregular situation on American territory. However, carried out operations in workplaces, including farms, which had been largely spared during his first mandate. Furthermore, The administration faces dozens of legal proceedings across the country concerning its methods.

Internal security secretary Kristi Noem. For example, as well as the “Tsar” of the Trump border, Tom Homan, said on Sunday that the administration would appeal the decision of a federal judge, rendered on Friday, which prohibits holding immigrants on the basis of trump administration defends its migratory racial profiling and refusing them the right to consult a lawyer.

In interviews with Fox News. NBC, Kristi Noem criticized the judge, appointed by former Democratic president Joe Biden, and denied that the administration has recourse to the practices described in the complaint.

“We will call on, and we will win,” she said on the program “Fox News Sunday”.

Tom Homan clarified on CNN. in “State of the Union”, that physical characteristics could constitute a factor among others to establish a reasonable hint that a person has no legal migration status, which authorizes federal agents to carry out a check.

During a chaotic descent. followed by demonstrations Thursday on two sites of a cannabis farm in southern California, 319 people in an irregular situation were arrested and the federal agents met 14 minors migrants, said Kristi Noem in “Meet the Press” on NBC News.

The Department of Internal Security then trump administration defends its migratory noted the total number of arrests at 361.

Vice-prosecutor General Todd Blanche said late on Sunday on X (formerly Twitter) that the Ministry of Justice examined the actions of the demonstrators during the descent. including those of the American Democratic representative of California, Salud Carbajal.

Earlier. the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency accused Carbajal on social networks of having shared the professional card of an ICE agent with members of what she called “violent crowds”.

Carbajal claimed to have witnessed the use of a force disproportionate by federal agents against demonstrators and agricultural workers.

“I saw agents. in complete military uniform, draw smoke grenades and other projectiles on a crowd of peaceful civilians,” he wrote on X.

Workers were injured during the descent. and one of them died of his injuries, according to the Union United Farm Workers.

Tom Homan said on CNN that the death of the agricultural trump administration defends its migratory worker was tragic but that the agents of. the Ice simply did their work by performing criminal search mandates.

“It’s always unhappy when there are dead,” he added.

American senator Alex Padilla said on CNN that federal agents resorted to racial profiling to arrests. Padilla. a Californian democrat and the son of Mexican immigrants, had been forcibly expelled from a Kristi Noem press conference in Los Angeles in June and handcuffed after trying to ask a question.

Padilla said he had reached the UFW union about the worker who died when I had the ICE. He said that an arrest quota imposed by the Trump administration at the end of May had led to a more aggressive. dangerous law application.

“It pushes the Ice to become more aggressive, more cruel, more extreme, and here is the result,” he deplored. “These are people who die. »»