Immigration Enforcement Scaling Back, ICE Deaths, Beach Closures
About this episode
The episode discusses the rollback of immigration enforcement tactics, rising deaths in ICE custody, and beach closures due to contaminated water.
The Department of Homeland Security has announced it is rolling back it's immigration enforcement tactics. New numbers are coming to light showing an increase in deaths in ICE custody. Two beaches along the Silver Strand are closed once again for contaminated water. What You Need To Know To Start Your Monday.
Topics covered
- immigration enforcement
- ICE custody deaths
- beach closures
- contaminated water
- San Diego news
Keywords
- immigration
- enforcement
- ICE
- deaths
- beaches
- contamination
- San Diego
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Department of Homeland Security, ICE
Places: Silver Strand
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