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Three Tries Later, the El Cajon City Council Finally Approves Pro-ICE Resolution

The El Cajon City Council passed a resolution asserting the city's intent to support the Trump administration's deportation efforts 3-2 Tuesday afternoon amid a packed room filled with critics and some supporters.

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El Cajon passes controversial immigration enforcement resolution on third try

El Cajon council members voted 3-2, confirming the city’s intent to work with federal immigration authorities.

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Scores of protesters rally against proposed El Cajon resolution

The national immigration debate became a local issue Monday in El Cajon when about 75 people gathered at the civic center to protest a proposed City Council resolution that would allow local police officers to assist federal agents in deporting undocumented migrants.

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Residents protest El Cajon mayor’s resolution supporting Trump’s immigration crackdown

The small city of El Cajon in east San Diego County is considering going on the record supporting President Donald Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration, including mass deportations.

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Judge Calls Ex-El Cajon Cop’s Behavior ‘Extremely Disturbing,’ Boosts Sentence

A former Navy detective and El Cajon police officer who choked a sailor to the point of unconsciousness was sentenced ...

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MAYOR WELLS BRINGS IMMIGRATION MEASURE BACK FOR NEW VOTE TUESDAY

February 10, 2025 (El Cajon) - A controversial measure to allow El Cajon Police officers to cooperate with federal ...

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A Dozen People Arrested for Feeding the Homeless

A dozen people were arrested last weekend on misdemeanor charges of feeding homeless people: giving apples and bags of chips to people in the San Diego suburb of El Cajon ... statements that could ...

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Ex-Navy detective who choked out handcuffed sailor in San Diego heading to prison

Jonathan Laroche left El Cajon PD five years earlier after learning he was going to fire for using excessive force, prosecutors alleged.

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