San Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott, District Attorney Brooke Jenkins, Sheriff Paul Miyamoto and Public Defender Mano Raju were also present."And though we are in a challenging moment right now, I am inspired to see so many of us come together to support our neighbors,

There’s growing fears in the migrant communities as President Donald Trump ramps up efforts to carry out his campaign promises of mass deportations. The city of San Francisco is taking steps to reassure migrants that the city will not cooperate with federal agents targeting them at home,

Amid President Trump’s plan for mass deportations, leaders in San Francisco affirmed the city’s long held status as a sanctuary city for refugees and immigrants. John Ramos reports.

The same day that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents (ICE) agents were reported at downtown SF office buildings, the City of San Francisco unveiled a new online hub for immigrants. The SF Immigrant Forum was launched Monday as an “online resource for asylees,