U.S. immigration authorities conducted a large-scale enforcement operation at a Home Depot store in Los Angeles, California, resulting in the arrest of 16 migrants. The operation, named "Operación Caballo de Troya" (Trojan Horse Operation), involved federal agents from U.S. Customs and Border Protection and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) hiding inside a rental moving truck to carry out the raid. This tactic was used despite a court order prohibiting indiscriminate arrests. The operation drew criticism from activists and the rental truck company Penske, which condemned the use of its vehicles for law enforcement purposes. The raid marked a renewed effort by federal immigration agents in Los Angeles under the administration of President Donald Trump.