Governor Gavin Newsom signed bills to reduce ICE operations in the state. The laws include restrictions on the use of conductive gloves by officers and protections for immigrant communities. These measures follow a incident where a baby girl was found dead in a dumpster, leading to the mother's detention. The new legislation aim to respond to issues related to ICE activities and support immigrant communities.
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