San Diego’s New ‘Super Sanctuary’ Policy Gets Checked by County Sheriff
‘The Board of Supervisors does not set policy for the Sheriff’s Office,’ Sheriff Kelly Martinez bluntly stated on Tuesday night.

San Diego County’s board of supervisors, which has passed a resolution to become a “super sanctuary,” is getting a reality check from the county sheriff, who bluntly clarified that the measure has no bearing on her office’s immigration enforcement.
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