ICE Halts Operations During Super Bowl Event
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency will not conduct any immigration operations during Super Bowl LX. This announcement was made via a memo from the Bay Area’s host committee.
Super Bowl LX: No Planned ICE Operations
Local officials in key cities, including San Francisco, Santa Clara, and San Jose, received confirmation regarding the absence of ICE activities. This communication aimed to clarify concerns from community members and local leaders.
Background of the Announcement
The memo followed discussions between the NFL security teams and local law enforcement. The assurance came after calls made on Friday, emphasizing a commitment to public safety during the event.
Key Details
- Event: Super Bowl LX
- Location: San Francisco Bay Area
- Agencies Involved: ICE, NFL security, local law enforcement
- Date of Memo: Friday prior to Super Bowl Sunday
- Cities Notified: San Francisco, Santa Clara, San Jose
This development reflects ongoing efforts to ensure that the Super Bowl event proceeds smoothly, without the added anxiety of immigration enforcement operations in the vicinity. Local officials are hopeful that this will foster a welcoming environment for all attendees.
