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A Federal Judge in California has ordered the Trump administration to stop “indiscriminately” to keep people who are believed to be in the United States illegally.

The decision went down to a temporary restraining order issued against the government on Friday, which also prohibits immigration officers from refusing access to access to lawyers.

The case was brought into a case brought by three immigrants arrested at a bus stop in Pasadena while looking for a job, and two US citizens who were held, one of which was reported to show an ID card.

The Ministry of Interior Security responded to the judge’s order in a social media publication, accusing it of “undermining the will of the American people.”

Emergency orders of US district judge Maam Fripong are a temporary measure while the trial continues.

In her order, Judge Fripong said there was a “mountain of evidence” to support that the employees were performing “Roving patrols”, designated as “indiscriminately rounding persons without reasonable suspicion.” This would violate the US Constitution, she said.

The government cannot establish its immigration arrests “solely” of factors, including “race or ethnicity”, “speaking in Spanish or speaking in English with accent”, or “presence in a particular place”, such as a bus stop or car wash, said Judge Fripong.

Judge Frimpong’s decision is coming as Trump’s administration has strengthened its efforts to combat illegal immigration, especially in California, a democratic fortress that has long been holding the wrath of President Donald Trump.

In particular, raids in Los Angeles were greeted with widespread protests for the implementation of immigration in the region.

An Immigration Attack on Marijuana Farm in California On Thursday, he led to violent protests and arrests of over 200 people, including 10 minors.

Some farm workers were critically wounded during the “chaotic” raids of Ventura County, a united farms said.

The human rights advocates have accused the government of illegal discrimination and denied their constitutional rights to people.

“Regardless of the color of their skin, in what language they speak or where they work, everyone is guaranteed constitutional rights to protect them from illegal stops,” said Mohammed Taisar, a senior lawyer at the Aklu Foundation in South California.

However, the government says it is prioritizing violent criminals, as ICE is trying to execute a daily quota of 3,000 daily arrests, part of Trump’s requested goal to launch the campaign “The Great Deportation” in US history.

“Brave men and women in America remove murderers, members of the MS-13 gang, pedophiles, rapists-the worst of the worst of the Golden State communities,” wrote the internal security of X, in response to the judge’s order.