Chula Vista is set to release its first report on interactions between local police and federal immigration agents, following the signing of the 'Safe Neighbor' ordinance. - The ordinance requires biannual reports to the City Council and public incident reports for each ICE-related call.
- ICE arrests in Chula Vista surged to 52 last year, with 60% of those arrested having no criminal record. - School attendance dropped 5-8% at Camarena Elementary after an ICE arrest outside the school.
- Mayor John McCann abstained from the vote, citing his Naval reserve service. The first report is expected by the end of June, aiming to increase transparency and address community trauma.