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San Diego raises bar to work with immigration officials ahead of Trump's deportation efforts

San Diego has established stricter guidelines for local law enforcement's interaction with federal immigration authorities.
City officials argue that the measures protect the rights of immigrants.
Critics claim that the new regulations may hinder cooperation in violent crime cases.
Supporters believe the policy will foster trust between immigrant communities and law enforcement.

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The Hill

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San Diego County’s sanctuary city status expanded in new ordinance

A new San Diego County ordinance expands its status as a sanctuary county and further limits communication with ICE

6 months ago·Washington, United States

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NewsNation

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New ordinance expands San Diego County’s sanctuary status

The new policy prohibiting San Diego County law enforcement from contacting ICE without a warrant is in effect.

6 months ago·Chicago, United States

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The Thinking Conservative

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San Diego County Votes to Prohibit Support for Immigration Enforcement - The Thinking Conservative

San Diego County Board of Supervisors approved local policy to prohibit use of county resources to support ICE activities, including deporting illegal immigrants. The post San Diego County Votes to Prohibit Support for Immigration Enforcement appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.

6 months ago

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Calif. sheriff says office will not abide by new county policy limiting cooperation with ICE

San Diego County supervisors voted to prohibit its sheriff's department from working with the agency; Sheriff Kelly Martinez said the board does not set policy for the sheriff

6 months ago

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