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After two men were shot and killed by ICE agents this month, advocates are renewing calls for independent investigations into shootings by federal immigration officers in California.
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If the current rate continues through the end of this year, the county will outpace last year’s transfers by 19 people.
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Federal immigration agents are now limited in how and where they access property owned by San Luis Obispo County. The policy is unlikely to impact ICE operations at the county’s jail.
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An immigrant rights organization is claiming that ICE agents blocked access to the Santa Barbara County Jail lobby last week, in retaliation for the county’s “ICE-free zone” policy.
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The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday on a package of policies related to immigration enforcement and elections.
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Supervisors Laura Capps and Roy Lee want to revise the county’s policies related to federal immigration enforcement with a three-part proposal.
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A CSU Channel Islands lecturer accused of assaulting a federal officer following an immigration raid in Camarillo has been found not guilty.
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The San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors voted to develop a clear policy on ICE agents’ access to county-owned property. Critics called the move unnecessary.
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One Tuesday, the San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors will review policy recommendations that were compiled by a recently formed immigration task force.
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A conversation on how Santa Barbara can respond to the presence of federal immigration agents in the city led to a heated argument at Tuesday’s council meeting.
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Audience members also chanted “shame” after the Santa Maria City Council voted against creating an ad hoc committee on immigration issues.
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A Santa Barbara Police Department press release says that a man was arrested for vandalism after an ICE agent’s tire was slashed on Carrillo Street in Santa Barbara, near the parking lot where the arrest took place.