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LA County Declares Emergency Over Immigration Enforcement Impact
10/9/2025
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Story summary
- Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 to draft a state of emergency over immigration enforcement.
- Supervisor Lindsey Horvath led, saying it would protect residents and enable an eviction moratorium.
- Chair Kathryn Barger opposed the measure, citing potential legal issues for landlords.
- Staff urged rental relief and legal aid. A study estimates deportations could cost California $275 billion.
