Hey join us this Wednesday, at 10 am in front of the ELA Sheriffs station! No 
one has protested at the ELA Sheriffs station in years!!


Carlos Montes 
www.csosite.org
www.facebook.com/centrocso
www.fightbacknews.org



Press Release
 
Contacts:
Natividad Carrera, 818-331-2710
Carlos Montes, 213-712-0370 
 
The National Lawyers Guild (NLG),  Southern California Immigration Coalition 
(SCIC), National Day Laborer’s Organizing Network, Centro CSO, UCLA Labor 
Center and immigrant’s rights groups call on Sheriff Baca to stop 30 Day 
Impounds and to Support the Trust Act.
 
Who: The National Lawyers Guild, Southern California Immigration Coalition, 
members of the immigrant rights community
 
What: Protest and announcement of a campaign targeting Sheriff Baca and the Los 
Angeles County Sheriff Department’s for the unfair treatment of immigrant 
workers.
 
When: Wednesday, September 12, 2012 at 10:00 a.m.
 
Where: The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, East Los Angeles Station, 
5019 E. Third Street, East Los Angeles, CA 90022
 
The NLG, SCIC and immigrants rights groups will protest the Sheriff’s 
Department and announce a campaign to monitor and demand a change to punitive 
Sheriff’s Department impound policies that target immigrant drivers. The 
continued seizure of cars, Fourth Amendment violations, and denial of basic due 
process rights under these policies unjustly criminalize the immigrant 
community and, in some instances, result in the arrest of undocumented drivers. 
 These arrested individuals, pulled over for offenses as minor as a broken 
taillight, or sometimes for no documented basis whatsoever, are then at risk 
for deportation under the Secure Communities program.
 
Sheriff Baca has made it clear he does not think undocumented immigrants have 
any civil rights he is bound to respect.  He has failed to respond to concerns 
raised by community advocates regarding impound policies, and more recently 
stated he will not honor the TRUST ACT if enacted. This proposed law would 
prohibit Sheriff’s Deputies from honoring ICE requests to turn over immigrants 
charged with misdemeanors to immigration authorities. 
It is a modest measure that honors the civil rights of people by recognizing 
that people are innocent until proven guilty and not criminals to be shunted 
off into the system as soon as they are accused of the most minor violations.  
Community members and advocates demand that Baca change his policies, respect 
all immigrants’ rights, and stop his opposition to the TRUST ACT. 
 
Impound victims will be present along with those who were put under ICE holds 
in the Sheriff’s jails and were released due to our advocacy.


 

 

 
 



Carlos Montes 
www.csosite.org
www.facebook.com/centrocso
www.fightbacknews.org



Press Release
 
Contacts:
Natividad Carrera, 818-331-2710
Carlos Montes, 213-712-0370 
 
The National Lawyers Guild (NLG),  Southern California Immigration Coalition 
(SCIC), National Day Laborer’s Organizing Network, Centro CSO, UCLA Labor 
Center and immigrant’s rights groups call on Sheriff Baca to stop 30 Day 
Impounds and to Support the Trust Act.
 
Who: The National Lawyers Guild, Southern California Immigration Coalition, 
members of the immigrant rights community
 
What: Protest and announcement of a campaign targeting Sheriff Baca and the Los 
Angeles County Sheriff Department’s for the unfair treatment of immigrant 
workers.
 
When: Wednesday, September 12, 2012 at 10:00 a.m.
 
Where: The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, East Los Angeles Station, 
5019 E. Third Street, East Los Angeles, CA 90022
 
The NLG, SCIC and immigrants rights groups will protest the Sheriff’s 
Department and announce a campaign to monitor and demand a change to punitive 
Sheriff’s Department impound policies that target immigrant drivers. The 
continued seizure of cars, Fourth Amendment violations, and denial of basic due 
process rights under these policies unjustly criminalize the immigrant 
community and, in some instances, result in the arrest of undocumented drivers. 
 These arrested individuals, pulled over for offenses as minor as a broken 
taillight, or sometimes for no documented basis whatsoever, are then at risk 
for deportation under the Secure Communities program.
 
Sheriff Baca has made it clear he does not think undocumented immigrants have 
any civil rights he is bound to respect.  He has failed to respond to concerns 
raised by community advocates regarding impound policies, and more recently 
stated he will not honor the TRUST ACT if enacted. This proposed law would 
prohibit Sheriff’s Deputies from honoring ICE requests to turn over immigrants 
charged with misdemeanors to immigration authorities. 
It is a modest measure that honors the civil rights of people by recognizing 
that people are innocent until proven guilty and not criminals to be shunted 
off into the system as soon as they are accused of the most minor violations.  
Community members and advocates demand that Baca change his policies, respect 
all immigrants’ rights, and stop his opposition to the TRUST ACT. 
 
Impound victims will be present along with those who were put under ICE holds 
in the Sheriff’s jails and were released due to our advocacy.


 

 

 
 


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