April 22, 2026
The San Diego City Council has unanimously approved the Due Process and Safety Ordinance in its final reading, establishing robust civil rights protections at the local level. The ordinance, which was initially passed in fall 2025 and underwent a labor union consultation process without modifications, prevents city resources from being used in unconstitutional or discriminatory federal enforcement activities. The legislation emerged from extensive community organizing involving residents, faith leaders, labor groups, and civil rights organizations who advocated for constitutional safeguards against federal overreach.
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