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SF officials reject DOJ demand for info on 441 likely aliens

San Francisco officials refuse to comply with Trump DOJ request concerning immigration data.

Oct 29, 2026, 12:42 AM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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San Francisco officials have declined a demand from the Department of Justice under the Trump administration for information on 441 individuals described as "likely aliens," according to the San Francisco Standard.

The refusal highlights ongoing tensions between the city and federal authorities regarding immigration enforcement and data sharing.

This development comes amid other political activities in San Francisco, including Nancy Pelosi's final TV ad for a local candidate, Chan, and her fundraising efforts overseas.

The San Francisco Standard also reported on local political dynamics involving Chan, who has taken different stances in Cantonese and English communications concerning wealthy allies of another political figure, Lurie.

City officials' stance reflects San Francisco's broader approach to immigration and federal cooperation, emphasizing local control over sensitive data.

Sources
  1. SF Standard: In Cantonese, Chan called out Lurie’s wealthy friends. In English, she’s his ally
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