CC4C calls the In-N-Out lawsuit frivolous and an abuse of civil rights claims. Shaving sideburns isn't racial discrimination, and losing a job over grooming standards shows entitlement, not injustice. In hard times, rejecting a stable job over vanity is insulting to those who follow basic rules to work. CC4C supports fair policies and urges people to stop weaponizing identity to avoid accountability.

Compton clarified it has no role in federal immigration enforcement actions tied to a private lease with ICE. While legally accurate and SB 54-compliant, the statement risks political backlash. Citizens' Coalition for Change urges balanced messaging that reassures residents, avoids resistance optics, respects the law, maintains practical communication with federal agencies, and fosters civic engagement—especially among underrepresented Latino voters.

Between June 7–8, Compton saw violent protests after ICE raids, including a 12-hour standoff, bottle-throwing, a vehicle fire, and street vandalism. National Guard troops were deployed by presidential order. While damage occurred, the unrest was brief and localized—not a full-scale riot. Cleanup began the next day. The clashes were part of broader county-wide protests against federal immigration enforcement actions.

Harris and Newsom staged “coincidental” visits to Compton schools, signaling political ambition while dodging real answers. Harris, eyeing a 2026 run, skipped speaking at a graduation she crashed. Newsom, a lame duck, pushed a literacy plan as legacy theater. Both skipped the state party convention, opting instead for staged photo ops—offering image over substance, and leaving voters guessing.