San Diego County Board of Supervisors Enacts Sanctuary Policy Amid Trump's Deportation Plans

San Diego County Board of Supervisors Enacts Sanctuary Policy Amid Trump's Deportation Plans

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Updated 14 days ago

Policy Details and Reactions

The passed a resolution to limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, aiming to shield unauthorized immigrants from deportation efforts, ahead of President-elect Trump's second term.

Sheriff Kelly Martinez criticized the resolution, emphasizing her office's adherence to state law and its independence from the Board of Supervisors, while confirming continued cooperation with ICE under certain conditions.

Policy Implications and Political Stance

Supervisor Jim Desmond opposed the policy, arguing it endangers community safety and pledging to reverse it, highlighting the potential impact on victims of crimes committed by unauthorized immigrants.

The policy, which goes beyond California's existing laws, aims to foster trust within immigrant communities by limiting local law enforcement's role in federal immigration matters, despite criticisms of potentially protecting violent offenders.
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