San Diego Supervisors Consider Repealing Immigration Policy

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors is set to reconsider a policy that limits county resources for federal immigration enforcement, originally passed in December 2024. Supervisor Jim Desmond, who opposed the policy, argues it is a misuse of taxpayer funds and advocates for its repeal. The board, currently with only four members, faces a potential tie that would keep the policy in place. In the meantime, the region continues to deal with various crime incidents, including a police pursuit that occurred early Tuesday morning. The upcoming weather forecast indicates a mix of rain and dry spells, with stormy weather expected next weekend in Southern California. Overall, the community is grappling with both legislative changes and weather fluctuations.