This ruling is a major win for immigrant rights groups and it's about time! I mean, who wants to live in fear of being picked up by the cops just because of their immigration status? 
The fact that federal officers have been patrolling neighborhoods with no warrants or probable cause is just plain wrong. 
It's not like they're stopping people from doing nothing; they're arresting them while they're going about their daily lives, and that's just not right.I feel for the community members who had to live in fear of being arrested all the time.
Ama Frimpong is right; it's not gonna happen overnight, but this ruling gives me hope that things are starting to change. 
It's about ensuring that our law enforcement officers follow the rules and respect people's rights. 
. I mean, who wants to be randomly stopped and arrested by immigration agents just because they're walking around their neighborhood? It's like, hello, you've got the right to live your life without fear of being detained by the government 
. The fact that a judge stepped in and said "nope, you need a warrant or probable cause" is basically common sense 
. I'm glad immigrant rights groups were able to fight for this change - it's not about being soft on crime, it's about respecting people's rights and dignity 
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