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He was waiting to board an SFO flight to Dallas. Then ICE showed up. (opens the original)
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Kwadwo, 57, had already gone through security at San Francisco International Airport and was waiting at his gate when the immigration agent showed up. A respiratory therapist here in the Bay Area, he was on his way to Dallas to visit his cousin. Out of nowhere, he said, a man in plainclothes came up to him and asked to confirm his name. The man then identified himself as an Immigration and Customs Enforcement official, and told Kwadwo he was under arrest for overstaying his visa. Kwadwo, who was
City report on Flock cameras finds no sanctuary violation by SFPD, but urges tighter oversight (opens the original)
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The San Francisco Human Rights Commission found, in a report issued Monday, that the city’s police department did not violate city sanctuary laws after out-of-state agencies searched its license plate data, some on behalf of federal immigration authorities. Nevertheless, the report made five recommendations as to how the police department could tighten oversight of the surveillance cameras. The San Francisco Police Department runs more than 400 AI-powered surveillance cameras, called automated l
Judge extends halt on Gilroy ICE facility, promises full ruling within a week (opens the original)
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Judge Eumi K. Lee of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California ruled today that for the next week, the federal government may not continue its plans to build an immigration center near Gilroy, in unincorporated Santa Clara County. The pause is temporary. Lee will put out another ruling within seven days, after taking some time to review the evidence, she said in court on Tuesday. If at that point she grants a preliminary injunction, the project will be on pause while a laws
Meet the 71-year-old keeping tabs on Concord's immigration court (opens the original)
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Jere Ramsey spends so much time in the Concord immigration courthouse that she knows the name of all of the janitors and security guards. And they know her name, too. But Ramsey, 71, a retired businesswoman and lecturer at California Polytechnic State University, is not on anyone’s payroll. She’s a volunteer scrivener, dutifully lining up at 7:30 a.m. to be in court first thing in the morning. She’s there early to see the court’s screen light up with the list of immigrants scheduled to appear in
Activists urge SFO to limit ICE access, but airport officials say their hands are tied (opens the original)
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A dozen or more activists made their case at the City Hall on Tuesday to urge the Airport Commission to stop federal immigration enforcement at SFO, but they were soon disappointed: Airport leaders say their hands are tied, and they cannot curtail federal agents. “While local municipalities typically own physical airport properties, federal agencies like the Department of Homeland Security have extensive regulatory authority over U.S. airports,” said Mike Nakornkhet, the airport director, at tod
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