Supreme Court Allows Trump to Resume Sweeping L.A. Raids.

The article focuses on the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to allow federal agents to resume immigration raids in Los Angeles by overruling a lower court's order that required "reasonable suspicion" before stopping individuals. The Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling, supporting the Justice Department's emergency request, permits broader enforcement actions as part of the Trump administration's deportation efforts, while emphasizing that ethnicity alone cannot justify suspicion but may be considered alongside other factors. The decision sparked dissent from three justices who expressed concerns about constitutional protections against profiling and unreasonable searches. The ruling is part of ongoing tensions between federal immigration enforcement and California state officials.