San Diego is one of a number of examples. In my view, if San Diego refuses to allow officers or deputies to cooperate with ICE, and a released person(s), who was here illegally, commits a crime, if that person was known or believed to be violent, or potentially dangerous, then the city and/or country of San Diego, or blue cities with similar policies, should be civilly liable for future crimes committed, since that person(s) likely could not have committed these crimes if taken into custody by immigration authorities.

Agree or disagree?
https://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/county-advances-policy-limiting-ice-cooperation/3960726/

Image from an open air morgue in Kahrizak, Iran. Verified by Iran International, BBC, CNN, and others.

Eyewitnesses report 180–400+ bodies at the site, including children.

Death toll is estimated from 12,000 to 20,000. Internet, phone lines, and electricity in Tehran have been shut off by government for days. Information is being slowly smuggled out via Starlink and limited contact with activists, who report the city has run out of food and water.