3 California Residents Sue ICE Officers Under New ‘No Kings’ Law

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1. FOX 40 Sacramento

   3 California residents sue ICE, border patrol using new state law ↗ (opens FOX 40 Sacramento)

   Published Sep 30, 2026

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   (FOX40.COM) — Three Californians are relying on newly passed legislation to sue ICE and Border Patrol officials Wednesday. Senate Bill 747, commonly called the No Kings Act, allows state residents to name officials at all levels in civil rights lawsuits. The bill took immediate effect after Gov.

2. KTVU San Francisco

   3 Californians amend immigration lawsuits after 'No Kings Act' signed into law ↗ (opens KTVU San Francisco)

   Published Oct 1, 2026

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   California Gov. Gavin Newsom this week signed the "No Kings Act" into law, allowing people to file lawsuits against ICE and other federal agents. Immediately, an attorney in Los Angeles amended her lawsuits against the Department of Homeland Security and multiple John Doe federal agents, using the n…

3. KTVU San Francisco

   3 Californians amend ICE lawsuits after 'No Kings Act' signed into law ↗ (opens KTVU San Francisco)

   Published Oct 1, 2026

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   California Gov. Gavin Newsom this week signed the "No Kings Act" into law, allowing people to file lawsuits against ICE and other federal agents. Immediately, an attorney in Los Angeles amended her lawsuits against the Department of Homeland Security and multiple John Doe federal agents, using the n…

4. KQED News

   3 California Residents Sue ICE Officers Under New ‘No Kings’ Law ↗ (opens KQED News)

   Published Oct 2, 2026

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   The suits were amended after Gov. Gavin Newsom passed a new law creating legal mechanisms to sue federal immigration officers.