Judge finds government in contempt for phone search

A California federal judge held the Trump Administration in civil contempt for refusing to comply with a court order to forensically image agents’ personal phones used during immigration operations. The order was part of a lawsuit alleging unlawful stops, arrests, and racial profiling in federal immigration raids. The government argued that personal phones are beyond their control and imaging them is overly intrusive, leading to a delay in compliance. The judge ordered the government to pay $500 daily until they comply.

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