The President has called off plans for a assignment of national agents to the Bay region that had sparked extensive opposition from state officials and drawn demonstrators flooding into the city centers.
The region had been anxious after reports circulated that the leadership was poised to send approximately 150 Customs and Border Protection and other federal agents to the government installation in Alameda, as part of a extensive immigration enforcement initiative.
However, the chief executive announced he would not advance with a “escalation” of national agents in the locale after speaking with the local official, city leadership, and tech industry executives including Marc Benioff and technology leader.
“In that conversation, the chief executive informed me explicitly that he was calling off every proposal for a national operation in San Francisco,” the mayor commented in a statement.
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Donald Long
| 02 Sep 2026
Donald Long
| 02 Sep 2026