The President has called off preparations for a assignment of federal troops to the San Francisco Bay Area that had triggered extensive opposition from state officials and drawn demonstrators pouring onto the public areas.
The locale had been anxious after reports surfaced that the administration was ready to send approximately 150 CBP and government personnel to the military facility in the East Bay, as part of a large-scale immigration enforcement plan.
However, the president declared he would not advance with a “increase” of national agents in the locale after conversing with the local official, city leadership, and Silicon Valley figures including Salesforce CEO and Jensen Huang.
“In that conversation, the chief executive informed me directly that he was terminating any plans for a federal deployment in this municipality,” the mayor stated in a statement.
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