Israel announces new measures to stop Palestinian attacks
Human rights groups allege checkpoints amount to collective punishment
Human rights groups allege checkpoints amount to collective punishment
Following six months of advocacy work by the congregation of IKAR, Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) officials announced that they would no longer impound unlicensed drivers’ cars at sobriety checkpoints, a victory for undocumented immigrants who cannot obtain drivers licenses under state law.
While the Los Angeles mayoral candidates battle over the proposed $11 billion expansion of Los Angeles International Airport, a study completed by the RAND Corp. think- tank on the airport\’s security has gone under the proverbial radar.