The Trump administration has made preparations to expand its nationwide crackdown on illegal immigration in the San Francisco area with a team of Border Patrol agents, two U.S. officials familiar with the internal plans told CBS News on Wednesday. The officials, who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to the media, said Border Patrol's operations in the Northern California area could start as early as later this week, but that the timing could shift. One of the U.S.
Main Idea: Border Patrol is preparing to expand the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown to the San Francisco area, with operations possibly starting later this week.
Key Points:
Border Patrol raids in San Francisco could raise fear, disrupt workers and shoppers, and strain local businesses and families while cases play out.
Federal agents may remove people accused of serious crimes, which some residents may see as improving safety.
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Central enforcement agency whose agents are reported to be expanding operations into San Francisco.
Named state leader publicly denouncing the administration’s plan and framing it as fear-inducing.
Oversees Border Patrol and is quoted defending the immigration crackdown.
Named Border Patrol commander expected to lead the operation and already central to related enforcement actions.
San Francisco’s mayor responding to the reported federal operation and setting local posture.
The administration’s expansion of immigration enforcement is attributed to his agenda and he is directly quoted on San.
Named elected official whose district includes most of San Francisco and who condemned the reported raid.
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