Immigrants in California: mass immigration raids.

Removed amendment history dates (Senate June 25 and 27, 2025; Assembly September 2, 2025) and author/coauthor names from the header

Added adoption dates: 'Adopted in Senate January 22, 2026' and 'Adopted in Assembly September 2, 2025'

Added signature blocks for the Secretary of the Senate and Chief Clerk of the Assembly

Added Resolution Chapter format with legislative counsel's digest and Secretary of State attestation block at the end

Removed line numbers throughout the text and updated page numbering from 96 to 95

The document was reformatted from the official chaptered legislative print format (with page numbers like '94', running headers like 'Res. Ch. 1', and centered titles) into a web page layout that includes site navigation, search functionality, version history links, and other UI elements. No changes to the bill's language, scope, or policy content were made.

New WHEREAS clause identifying Latino and Asian families as some of the largest undocumented groups, with a majority coming from Mexico, Central America, Asia, and South America.

New WHEREAS clause describing how deportations tear families apart by separating parents from children, causing psychological distress, physical health issues, social isolation, and educational setbacks.

New WHEREAS clause stating that ICE has targeted Home Depot stores, car washes, business vendors, construction sites, and garment factories in predominantly Latino communities.

New WHEREAS clause stating that U.S. citizens have been unlawfully harassed, handcuffed, arrested, and deported based on their skin color and appearance.

The economic contribution claim was narrowed from 'California's immigrants contributed $8.5 billion in state and local taxes in 2022' to 'California's undocumented immigrants contributed $8.5 billion in state and local taxes in 2022.'

Arrest count updated from 'more than 330 people' to 'more than 400 people' arrested in the raids across Los Angeles County.

Several typo and grammar corrections: 'changes where coming' changed to 'changes where were coming,' 'wreck havoc' corrected, and a redundant 'ICE' was inadvertently added in one clause.

The number of people arrested in immigration raids was updated from 400 to 1,600, reflecting a significantly higher count of arrests since June 6, 2025.

Four additional Senate coauthors were added: Senators Gonzalez, Rubio, Umberg, and Wahab, indicating broader legislative sponsorship of the resolution.

The phrase 'California federalized National Guard, Guard troops' was corrected to 'federalized National Guard troops,' removing redundant and confusing language about the Guard's role in the raids.

A typo was corrected: 'long time longtime' was changed to 'longtime' in a quoted statement by President Trump.

The number of people arrested in the raids was updated from 'more than 400' to 'more than 1,600,' quadrupling the stated figure and underscoring the scale of the enforcement actions being condemned.

The phrase 'California National Guard' was changed to 'California federalized National Guard, Guard troops,' clarifying that the Guard units were placed under federal command rather than state control.

Two Assembly members were added as coauthors: Mark Gonzalez (principal coauthor) and Schultz (coauthor).

Several typos were corrected: 'changes where were coming' to 'changes were coming,' 'long time workers' to 'longtime workers,' 'wreck havoc' to 'wreak havoc,' and a duplicated 'Trump's Trump Administration's' was fixed to 'Trump Administration's.'