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San Diego County Board of Supervisors terminates firearm training contract with ICE
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted to end the county's contract with federal immigration enforcement agencies for firearm training. Following this vote, the San Diego County Sheriff's Office agreed to terminate its specific contract with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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This decision ends the formal partnership between the San Diego County Sheriff's Off and ICE regarding the use of county facilities for federal firearm training.
Key Facts
- The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted to end the county's contract with federal immigration enforcement for firearm training.
- The San Diego County Sheriff's Office confirmed it will terminate its contract with ICE as a result of the board's action.
Who's Mentioned
organizationImmigration and Customs Enforcement“Federal agency whose contract for facility use was terminated.”personPaloma Aguirre“San Diego County Supervisor who presented the proposal.”organizationCustoms and Border Protection“Federal agency that the Sheriff's Office intends to keep allowing access to the ”organizationSan Diego County Sheriff's Office“The agency managing the training facilities and implementing the board's decisio”personTerra Lawson-Remer“San Diego County Supervisor who presented the proposal.”personKelly Martinez“San Diego County Sheriff who expressed opposition to ending CBP's access.”personScott Peters“U.S. Representative commenting on the role of CBP officers.”organizationSan Diego County Board of Supervisors“The governing body that voted to end the contract.”organizationU.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement“The federal agency whose contract for firearm training was terminated.”