The Los Angeles City Council convened on June 6, 2025, to address pressing community issues, particularly concerning immigration and community safety. The meeting began with announcements and a call for community engagement, emphasizing the importance of local involvement in ongoing issues.

Councilmember Hernández reported on recent immigration enforcement activities affecting the community, particularly around the Cypress Park area and the Home Depot in West Lake. He highlighted that Los Angeles remains a sanctuary city and reiterated the council's commitment not to cooperate with federal immigration authorities. Hernández expressed concern over the tactics employed by immigration officials, noting their rapid and unannounced operations in neighborhoods.

He urged residents to prepare for potential immigration actions by educating themselves about their rights and creating emergency plans. Hernández emphasized the historical context of these issues, recalling similar situations from the 1980s, 1990s, and 2017, and the trauma experienced by families affected by such actions. He called on community members to share information and support one another during these challenging times.

The meeting concluded with a reminder for council members to remain vigilant and engaged with their constituents regarding these critical issues. No further announcements were made, and the session was adjourned. The council's focus on immigration reflects ongoing concerns within the community and the need for continued dialogue and support.