L.A. bus ridership plummets amid fears of immigration arrests

Los Angeles County Metropolitan Authority’s (Metro) bus ridership is in a freefall amid federal immigration enforcement activities taking place across Los Angeles County.

It is being reported that federal agents were detaining commuters at bus stops in Pasadena which is a mode of transportation used by immigrants, according to the LA Times.

According to Metro officials, there has been a 10% to 15% decline in bus and rail ridership since immigration enforcement activities began.

Metro routinely touts its ridership numbers in an effort to justify expanding its rail system throughout the region…

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