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Quiver AI Summary. Webinar overview: U.S. Reps. Scott Peters and Juan Vargas hosted a virtual “Know Your Rights” training with representatives from...
In addition, SDCCD policy prevents district employees from assisting federal immigration officials. San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria denounced the ICE...
San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria denounced the ICE actions. "No parent should have to fear being separated from their family simply for dropping their...
Juan Vargas, Scott Peters, Sara Jacobs, all D- San Diego, Rep.... San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria shared Peters' sentiment. "No parent should...
' Migrant kids held in San Diego short-term immigration detention for weeks. 1 hour ago. San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria at the San Ysidro pedestrian...
Thirteen Democratic Senators and 46 Democrats in the House voted for the act, including San Diego Congressman Mike Levin. Levin justified his vote...
California Congresswoman Sara Jacobs joins Alex Witt to discuss ICE activity in her district, the USS Lincoln heading home to San Diego after more...
NBC 7 first shared Beth's story in July. That caught the attention on Rep. Scott Peters, who represents her, and his office took on her case.
The students demanded that San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria (D) remove Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from the city, that the Escondido...
That protest spurred a bill (SB 941) by state Senator Steve Padilla, a San Diego Democrat.... The bill passed the California Senate in May.
San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria urged federal lawmakers to pass a Senate bill introduced by Senator Ed Markey that would extend TPS protections for...
The bill introduced by Massachusetts Sen. Ed Markey would have the Secretary of Homeland Security extend TPS to Haitians through March 2029.
