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Good morning, Southern California.
It’s difficult to ignore the humanitarian crisis unfolding at our border, especially in light of yesterday’s tragedy off the coast of exclusive Del Mar.
Refugees keep trying to find a way into the United States, even as efforts to close the border ramp up under the second Trump administration.
Turning from tragedy, there is the good news that California is the best state for police officers, and some advice for the Board of Supervisors about tapping the county’s reserve funds.
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Today’s top story
At least three people drown when migrant boat capsizes off Del Mar
By Brooke Binkowski • Times of San Diego
A twelve-foot boat sank in rough surf off the coast of Del Mar, leaving approximately a dozen people in the water.
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Today’s opinion columns
Opinion: Ignoring laws and courts, Trump crosses a legal Rubicon
Trump has shown that he can, and will, ignore the law when it suits him. That’s the definition of an autocrat.
Opinion: Despite uncertainty in DC, it’s not time to raid our county’s reserves
A last minute and reckless proposal to gut the county’s safety net was just added to the Tuesday Board of Supervisors agenda.
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