Los Angeles Officials Say DOJ List Includes Many U.S.-Born People
Los Angeles officials report that the Department of Justice's list of suspected non-citizens contains a high percentage of individuals born in the United States.
Los Angeles, CA, October 20, 2026 —
Los Angeles officials say a high percentage of people on a Department of Justice list of suspected non-citizens were born in the United States. The information provided does not specify what share of the list those individuals represent.
The summary of the officials’ report does not identify the officials, say when they made the report, or provide the number of people on the list. It also does not describe the criteria used to classify people as suspected non-citizens or the records used to determine their birthplaces.
The summary does not include a response from the Department of Justice, details about how the list is used, or information about what may happen to the people named on it. It therefore provides no basis for assessing the list’s scope or the consequences of the reported findings.
The central point reported by Los Angeles officials is that many people on the list were born in the United States. No specific percentage, examples, or supporting documentation were included in the information available. Further details about the list and the officials’ findings were not provided.
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