The Sacramento Bee

Opinion: The Deportation Net Is Much Broader Than They Admit

The Sacramento Bee’s reporting on the deportation of a Sacramento mother in less than 24 hours reveals that the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement strategy is reaching far beyond the caricature often presented by its defenders, targeting law-abiding immigrants who followed the rules and relied on government assurances.

Civil Rights Lawsuit Calls for Reforms at Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office

A 71-year-old woman has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office after being injured by a former deputy, Matthew Gurich, who was fired and charged with unlawful assault by a public officer, and is seeking departmental reforms and accountability for the other deputies who failed to intervene.

Federal Judge Left to Explain Immigration Law to Children as Funding Falters

An 11-year-old boy appeared in Sacramento Immigration Court with his grandmother, who could not afford a lawyer and were waitlisted by a church group overwhelmed with similar immigration cases, and was reassured by Judge Loreto Geisse that the government cannot remove him until she tells them to, while Assemblymember Mia Bonta introduced Assembly Bill 1261 to provide legal representation for all unaccompanied immigrant children in the state.