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San Diego County supervisors voted 3-2 to sever ties with ICE and CBP, ending federal immigration agent training at county facilities — a bold move aimed at distancing local law enforcement from federal immigration enforcement and rebuilding trust with immigrant communities. While supporters argue it halts harmful policies and family separations, Sheriff Kelly Martinez and CBP officials warn the decision could weaken border security and disrupt critical training. One dissenting supervisor believes more training, not less, is the solution — as the county grapples with balancing public safety, community relations, and federal partnerships.

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