An immigrant advocacy group represented by Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer and a public-interest agency sued a metropolis in Southern California’s San Bernardino County for allegedly concentrating on immigrant communities within the space by illegally seizing the property of road distributors and recruiting contracted non-public brokers to implement “discriminatory” and prohibitively restrictive insurance policies in opposition to them.
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So. Calif. City Sued for Allegedly Targeting Immigrant Communities With ‘Discriminatory’ Street Vending Policies
