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  San Francisco Better job of walking dead drug addicts, homeless and leading the nation with car break ins
context: Since when is CBP not federal? Way to read only the first paragraph.
  "The city of Oceanside and the Oceanside Police Department were made aware of approximately 69 individuals would be dropped off at Oceanside’s Rancho Del Oro Transit Center sometime this afternoon," Atenza stated. "CBP indicated that these individuals are prescreened, and should have destinations they are supposed to be going to."NBC 7 contacted the department of Customs and Border Protection regarding Friday's news in San Diego County, who also said that anybody released by CBP has been screened for concerns about both public safety and national security.
  "CBP releases noncitizens to service providing nongovernmental organizations and other sites in border communities in coordination with state and local partners," reads a statement attributed to  CBP representative Gerrelaine Alcordo. "CBP works diligently to ensure that releases are conducted in a safe manner and that all noncitizens released from custody are provided essential support upon release and may access transportation to continue to their destinations.
  Alcordo also said that anybody released by CBP has "strict reporting requirements" in place as part of the immigration process." >
  
  Yes CBP did all that and more, I spent a lot of time following the whole thing as it happened. They also flew surveillance aircraft to track protesters, along with deploying stingrays to monitor cell phone traffic. >
  
  So it seems 60-70 people were dropped off by bus, at three different bus stations, to take other buses on their journeys. 
  No one was shot, nothing caught on fire or exploded. 
  Just folks getting on buses. >
  
  But did the bus trip turn into at least ‘Speed 1’ at some point? Was Dennis Hopper involved? Give us something…! >
  
  Pop quiz, hotshot. >
  
  At least they're in California, where we are well practiced in receiving immigrants.  They'll find a good home here, and job opportunities. >
  
  Yeah. We take in 10x what TX and AZ do combined and it’s not a problem at all. We have the systems, compassion and political will to take care of fellow humans >
  
  Yeah, from the looks of LA, San Francisco and San Diego, California is totally on top of it!
  Lmao >
  
  Obviously doing a helluva better job that TX and AZ.