Last week, I spoke with Venezuelan immigrants in the U.S. who face possible deportation. They have complicated feelings about the U.S. strikes in Venezuela. "Many of us asked ourselves, ‘What’s going to happen with us now?’" one woman told me. https://t.co/ZsZxiy3ZEg

A young protester is blind in his left eye after being hit by a DHS agent at close range on Friday, family said “I thought I was going to bleed out on the floor…with the DHS officer holding my head down to the ground like a trophy,” he said Latest here: https://t.co/vRF6TDKR8C

Jeri Rees said her nephew suffered a fractured skull around his eyes and nose and that doctors said he had permanently lost the vision in his left eye. Via ⁦@LATvives⁩ and ⁦@Itzel03Luna⁩

A woman was killed by an immigration agent in Minneapolis, the latest in a series of similar incidents nationwide. Increasing immigration enforcement and a lack of uniformed training means more armed confrontations are likely, experts said. More here: https://t.co/YZUTNUdXAv

Hundreds of immigrant families impacted by ICE raids had one concern this holiday season: How would they afford Christmas? An immigrant-led group stepped up, collecting over $18k and 900 gifts in donations for over 130 families Here's how they did it https://t.co/j47aoM2PGW

Babblejit Kaur was awaiting her green card when she was detained by ICE at a routine fingerprint appointment this month. Known in Long Beach as Bubbly, she and her husband were at the forefront of Indian cuisine in the city. https://t.co/Ije8YmUt9T @Itzel03Luna

‘It penetrates your bones’: Day laborers protest noise machines installed at Home Depot that has caused them headaches and nausea @Itzel03Luna reports

DACA was life-changing for nearly a million young people. The hundreds of thousands of youth who came after them are now being left out. “It was almost like the system was taunting me,” said Alex, an undocumented student. Read my latest:

Home Depot is a lifeline for immigrant day laborers. Now, it’s become “ground zero” for immigration enforcement, organizers say. Protestors gathered at a location in Monrovia, demanding the company prevent raids on their lots. My latest for @latimes : https://t.co/Bbx7iLeSNc

Tramell Tillman took home the #Emmy for best supporting actor in a drama series for "Severance." Follow live updates: https://t.co/bTQAP2e5M9

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ICE raids tried to split LA apart, but might have made it stronger. From coordinating wildfire relief to blocking ICE buses, community organizers say LA County residents keep proving that in a city of strangers, nobody fights alone. https://t.co/LIuNRxO8Ba

My latest: Deysi Vargas received notice last month that her family's legal status had been terminated. The letter warned them to leave the U.S. or risk deportation. Doing so would put her 4-year-old daughter at immediate risk of death. https://t.co/OnZ9jXRRb6

In personal news, I started last week as the South Dakota reporter for @APNews! I’m based in Sioux Falls and will cover all news related to the state. Please send me SD recs, add me to your press lists and message with tips!

So incredibly proud of my latest story. I spent time getting to know three families with deep roots in Altadena: Against all odds, Black residents built something remarkable in Altadena. Then the fire came.

I interviewed Carol Mayorga who has been working as a housekeeper in Pacific Palisades for 20 years. When the fire swept through, nearly 10 properties she and her husband worked at burned down. Now they have no income. Please read. W/ @LATvives https://t.co/BllywhKRoR

Thousands of homes burned in L.A. wildfires. Untold number of nannies, gardeners, housekeepers, plumbers, pool cleaners and other service workers are grieving alongside their employers for all that was lost, write @brittny_mejia + @LATvives . https://t.co/ieS8MlNmeq

California has deployed 400 incarcerated firefighters to fight the LA blaze. They make $26 over 24hr shift “We’re doing this heroic, crucial work, but many ppl inside can’t support their family, can barely afford hygiene supplies. Nobody is saving money,”

“People aren’t going to work and kids aren’t going to school. Yesterday about 25% of the workforce, today 75% didn’t show up.” Rounds up in Kern county appears to be the first large-scale Border Patrol raid in California since the election of Donald Trump https://t.co/CicHNcEbFl