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California students push school to drop Border Patrol ties
The University of California, San Diego has ended its partnership with a federal program that involved campus police working with the US Border Patrol, following protests from students concerned about community trust and immigration issues. The program, part of the Department of Homeland Security’s Operation Stonegarden, aimed to target drug and human trafficking but was criticized for potentially putting immigrant and international students at risk. UC San Diego officials confirmed they will not reapply for the grant, and the campus maintains a policy against cooperating with immigration enforcement agencies.
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