Overview
- President Trump said he would call off a planned San Francisco operation after speaking with Mayor Daniel Lurie, crediting outreach from tech executives Jensen Huang and Marc Benioff, while the White House warned it will keep watching the city.
- Federal agents staged at Coast Guard Island in Alameda, where morning confrontations with protesters included pepper spray and flash-bang devices, leaving at least two people injured, according to local reports.
- Coast Guard personnel later opened fire on a U-Haul that reversed toward officers near the island bridge, wounding the driver and injuring a bystander with debris; the FBI is investigating the shooting.
- East Bay officials, including Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee and Alameda County Dist. Atty. Ursula Jones Dickson, said they received no stand‑down notice for their communities and urged residents to avoid provocations as protests and rapid‑response networks continued.
- DHS said its operations target the “worst of the worst” criminal noncitizens, while legal fights over federalized National Guard deployments persist, with an Oregon judge keeping a TRO in place and the 9th Circuit weighing en banc review after narrowing earlier restraints; separate enforcement in suburban Chicago produced nine arrests tied to clashes with agents.