As Bay Area Gears Up to Host Super Bowl LX and Bad Bunny Halftime Show, Fears of ICE Loom | KQED
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As Bay Area Gears Up to Host Super Bowl LX and Bad Bunny Halftime Show, Fears of ICE Loom | KQED
"Because of how things are now, I feel like I run the risk of being interrogated or detained, regardless of my status,"
"cannot and will not interrupt or assist with legal immigration enforcement - but they will protect you, your freedoms and our city."
"But let me be clear - no one is above the law,"
"If anyone comes into our County masked, spreading terror, breaking laws, and threatening our residents, they will be arrested by our Sheriff's deputies and police officers."
Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara will host this year's Super Bowl halftime show, generating concern among immigrants because the role of federal immigration agents during the event remains unclear. San José has more than 40% foreign-born residents, a higher percentage than San Francisco and New York City, and the region includes thousands of Asian and Latino families. Many immigrants and allies are preparing for worst-case scenarios amid reports of aggressive federal immigration enforcement elsewhere. Local leaders say law enforcement will not assist federal immigration actions but must cooperate at some level to host major events. County officials emphasize enforcement against masked or threatening actors while pledging public safety.
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