NewsNoticias Tampa Bay (Univision)August 19, 2026Hillsborough
San Diego County restricts ICE training at local facilities
San Diego County officials have voted to restrict the use of local government facilities for training exercises conducted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The policy aims to prevent the use of public resources for federal immigration enforcement activities.
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This policy changes how local government property is utilized, specifically prohibiting federal immigration agencies from accessing county-owned training grounds.
Key Facts
- San Diego County has officially restricted ICE from using local facilities for training purposes.
- The measure was sponsored by County Supervisors Terra Lawson and Paloma Aguirre.
- The policy is intended to prevent the use of county resources for federal immigration enforcement activities.
Who's Mentioned
personSidney Aki“Director of Field Operations for CBP”other5,000“Daily commercial truck crossings”personKelly Martínez“San Diego County Sheriff”organizationCBP“Customs and Border Protection”personPaloma Aguirre“County Supervisor who co-sponsored the measure”organizationU.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement“Federal agency affected by the training restriction.”other50,000“Daily pedestrian crossings”personTerra Lawson“County Supervisor who co-sponsored the measure”personKenia Zamarripa“Representative of the San Diego Chamber of Commerce”organizationICE“Immigration and Customs Enforcement”locationSan Diego County“The local government jurisdiction implementing the policy.”other225,000“Daily border crossings”other90,000“Daily vehicle crossings”