A federal court has issued an injunction against U.S. Border Patrol following a series of immigration raids earlier this year in Kern County, prompting renewed scrutiny from civil rights advocates.

The mother of a passenger killed in a car crash that happened as the driver fled a Border Patrol agent in Otay Mesa is suing the federal government, alleging the agent was reckless in chasing the

Border enforcement with horses has also made headlines in recent years, including agents on horseback confronting a group of Haitian migrants on the Rio Grande in Texas, as well as earlier this month as part of a recent attempted immigration sweep at Los Angeles’ MacArthur Park.

Border Patrol said following a raid at a Home Depot in Sacramento, California, last week that five of the 11 detained suspected illegal migrants have a criminal history.

Federal agents removed crew members from Victory Cruise Lines, Viking, and Pearl Seas vessels as part of an undisclosed operation in the Great Lakes region, according to USA Today.

A rally against the Trump administration's immigration enforcement tactics drew about 25 people to the Border Patrol station in Indio.