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DHS says its Los Angeles operations since June have led to more than 10,000 arrests of criminal illegal aliens.
DHS praised the arrests as a 'success' despite riots and public pushback from California leaders.
Authorities arrested individuals with violent or sexual offense histories among those detained in Los Angeles.
DHS says arrests continued 'in full force' despite sanctuary laws and protests in California.
DHS highlighted a list of high-profile arrests including individuals with homicide, kidnapping and sexual assault convictions.
DHS confirmed operations began in June and included multiple arrests across Los Angeles.
DHS described anti-ICE demonstrations in Los Angeles as part of a national showdown over immigration enforcement.
DHS cited specific arrests such as Mohamed Chekchekani and Rene Reyes-Miranda among those detained.
DHS asserted that enforcement actions targeted violent criminals regardless of sanctuary policies.

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A reader questions the full taxpayer cost of Mayor Bass’s affordable housing plan.
The reader notes past high costs for subsidized units and asks for transparency.
The letter urges a follow-up article on whether the plan truly benefits taxpayers.
The piece features a photo from Mar Vista showing a newly constructed all-electric affordable building.
The letter is signed by Janet Weaver from Huntington Beach.

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The Los Angeles City Council approved one more class of 40 police recruits in January, increasing hires for the year.
Mayor Bass argued the city needs more officers despite budget concerns, citing upcoming events and public safety needs.
The conflict stemmed from the council’s May budget decision to reduce LAPD hiring to 240 officers, opposed by Bass.
The council’s action followed debates over funding sources, including reallocating funds from other city programs.
Councilmember Katy Yaroslavsky supported the 410-officer plan if funding was available and proposed a January class addition.
The LAPD faced potential long-term staffing challenges, with the department projected to lose officers to attrition.
The police union supported Bass’ efforts to fund the 410 officers, arguing for more police presence.
The measure reflected broader debates about budgets, overtime costs, and 911 response times.
The story notes ongoing coverage by the Los Angeles Times with contributions from multiple reporters.

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