San Diego County will stop letting federal immigration agents train at local firing ranges
San Diego County ended its contract allowing federal immigration enforcement agents to train at local firing ranges. The decision followed concerns about how immigration authorities conduct operations. The sheriff's office maintains some access for certain federal agencies involved in border operations.
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National story. 9 articles from 8 sources. Updated Aug 19, 2026.
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1 sourceSan Diego County kicks immigration agents out of shooting range. Sheriff says not so fast
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5 sourcesSD County Supervisors OK ban on ICE using county firearms facilities
San Diego County Supervisors want to kick ICE out of the county firing range
Two county leaders aim to cut contracts with ICE, CBP regarding San Diego firearm training facilities
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2 sourcesCalifornia sheriff blocks ICE from firing range, training facilities but keeps CBP access
The story so far
3 developments- Aug 17Only center coverage:San Diego County Supervisors want to kick ICE out of the county firing range
- Aug 18San Diego County will stop letting federal immigration agents train at local firing ranges
- Aug 18Only right-leaning coverage:Sheriff Bans ICE From Firing Ranges and Training Facilities.
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