Local authorities in the Bay Area have reassured that there are no planned ICE operations during the Super Bowl week, citing a coordinated effort with law enforcement agencies and federal partners to maintain public safety. The designation of the Super Bowl as a high-security event, coupled with an increase in federal personnel, aims to provide additional support for local security plans.
The collaboration between NFL security, local police departments, and federal law enforcement has been a long-standing one, dating back over two decades. According to Cathy Lanier, the NFL's Chief of Security, there are no planned ICE operations or enforcement activities, and the focus remains on ensuring a safe experience for attendees.
Jeff Branigan, lead federal coordinator for the Department of Homeland Security, emphasized that this partnership is routine and part of their ongoing efforts to support large-scale events. The Department of Homeland Security comprises over 20 different departments, underscoring its comprehensive approach to security.
Law enforcement officials from Santa Clara, San Francisco, and San Jose have expressed confidence in their public safety plans, which address various scenarios and encourage the community to report any suspicious activity. They urge everyone to be vigilant and assist in maintaining a safe environment for Super Bowl attendees.
The collaboration between NFL security, local police departments, and federal law enforcement has been a long-standing one, dating back over two decades. According to Cathy Lanier, the NFL's Chief of Security, there are no planned ICE operations or enforcement activities, and the focus remains on ensuring a safe experience for attendees.
Jeff Branigan, lead federal coordinator for the Department of Homeland Security, emphasized that this partnership is routine and part of their ongoing efforts to support large-scale events. The Department of Homeland Security comprises over 20 different departments, underscoring its comprehensive approach to security.
Law enforcement officials from Santa Clara, San Francisco, and San Jose have expressed confidence in their public safety plans, which address various scenarios and encourage the community to report any suspicious activity. They urge everyone to be vigilant and assist in maintaining a safe environment for Super Bowl attendees.