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  1. Mass deportation campaign and federal policy are impacting local operations in San Diego County.
  2. Immigration enforcement actions occurred in San Diego.

San Diego Community College District Prohibits Enforcement on Campus

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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The San Diego Community College District installed signs on campus prohibiting immigration enforcement actions. This action comes amid unconfirmed reports that the Trump administration launched a 45-day, large-scale ICE operation across the state, which reportedly began in San Diego. Separately, local police and the Solidarity Network Monterey County refuted social media posts showing ICE activity in Seaside, stating the images were likely AI-generated.

From montereycountynow.com

Why it matters

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The policy change reflects a response to heightened immigration enforcement activity in San Diego County. Reports indicate that the circulation of false images regarding ICE detentions affects local businesses by stoking fears and creating confusion.

Mass deportation campaigns and federal policy are impacting local operations in San Diego County.

From montereycountynow.com

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