Governor Newsom signed new laws to reduce ICE operations in California. The legislation include bans on police using electrically conductive gloves and support measures for immigrant groups. These actions follow a recent case where a young girl's body was discovered in a trash bin, leading to the arrest of her mother. The new laws aim to address concerns about ICE operations and assist immigrant groups.
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