New immigration enforcement operations are currently underway in the Los Angeles area, prompting local communities to mobilize in response. Volunteers equipped with radios and megaphones are patrolling the streets to warn residents of ICE activity, as anxiety among Asian immigrants grows regarding potential mass deportations. Community groups across Southern California, including those in San Diego and Contra Costa, are coming together to support each other and prepare for potential raids. Activists have launched initiatives to disrupt ICE actions, urging residents to surround locations of operations and protect their neighbors. As Southern California hosts 1.4 million undocumented individuals, the fear of increased deportations continues to loom, leading to heightened community vigilance and discussions about rights and responses if approached by ICE agents.