The Supreme Court on Monday lifted a federal judge's order requiring the Trump administration to stop Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrests without probable cause in Los Angeles.

Why it matters: The temporary restraining order allowing for sweeping immigration raids that critics say is "blatant racial profiling" to continue is a win for the administration as President Trump plans to escalate immigration enforcement in other Democrat-run cities, including Chicago and Boston. • The court's 6-3 majority ruling was swiftly criticized by California's Democratic leaders, while the Department of Homeland Security said on X in response to the order: "DHS law enforcement will continue to FLOOD THE ZONE in Los Angeles."

Driving the news: The ruling temporarily blocks the July court o

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