Arianna Clay

1 month ago | ocregister.com | Arianna Clay |Destiny Torres |Christina Merino |Sydney Barragan

The first morning of Real ID didn’t cause chaos at Southern California airports, as the long-delayed security enhancement born in the wake of the 9/11 tragedy took flight for the first time. A Transportation Security Administration official said that on Wednesday, May 7, the streams of flyers going through checkpoints to get to flights was drifting along real well.

1 month ago | pressenterprise.com | Arianna Clay |Beau Yarbrough

Undocumented workers still look for jobs in Pomona after immigration raid Border Patrol agents on April 22 detained 15 to 20 day laborers outside Home Depot on Towne Avenue

1 month ago | dailybulletin.com | Arianna Clay |Beau Yarbrough

Three days after federal immigration agents detained day laborers at a Home Depot in Pomona, undocumented immigrants say their need for work still outweighs the dangers of being caught up in another raid. “Yes, I feel safe, but it’s unexpected. At any moment, we could be taken back,” said Juan Carlos, 20, who has been looking for work outside the store for five years. Like other day laborers interviewed for this story, he declined to give his last name, fearing legal repercussions.

1 month ago | sbsun.com | Brian Rokos |Arianna Clay

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1 month ago | mercurynews.com | Michael Slaten |Arianna Clay

The University of California system has seen about 50 students have their visa revoked by the federal government, UC President Michael Drake said Tuesday, as the Trump administration recently began increasing terminations across the country. Students at the UC Irvine, UCLA and UC Riverside campuses are among those numbers, according to local school administrators, who also emphasized campus officials are not sharing information or cooperating with federal enforcement unless required by law.