San Diego County’s move to limit cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) marks a significant shift in local immigration enforcement amidst heightened federal border security measures under the Trump administration. The decision, which restricts access to county custody facilities and data sharing, arrives as the administration deploys more U.S. Marines to the southern border and tightens asylum procedures. Local reactions vary, with advocates concerned about the impact on immigrant communities’ trust in law enforcement, while supporters of stricter enforcement emphasize safety and legal compliance. Sheriff Kelly Martinez highlights a balanced focus on protecting undocumented individuals’ rights while ensuring crime victims are prioritized. This evolving landscape underscores the broader implications for community relations and legal frameworks at both state and federal levels.
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