Breaking: Six anti-ICE protesters barricaded Mayor Gloria’s San Diego office Jan. 23, 2026, demanding ICE be expelled and police barred from aiding immigration. Officers cleared the sit-in; arrests made. According to 10News. What do you think? Comment. #news
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On Jan. 23, 2026, six anti-ICE protesters barricaded themselves inside San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria’s office at City Hall, posting signs that labeled the space “The People’s Office” and demanding a meeting to press the mayor to remove ICE from the city and bar local police from assisting federal immigration operations. (10news.com) Mayor Gloria called the sit‑in unacceptable, saying activists banged on doors, created a public‑safety hazard and would not be tolerated. (sandiego.gov) San Diego police arrived after business hours, removed the barricade and arrested several protesters; the mayor reiterated the city’s policy against participating in federal immigration enforcement publicly. (nbcsandiego.com)
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