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Information is primarily sourced from community alerts by the 805 UndocuFund, a local nonprofit that verifies Immigration and Customs Enforcement sightings in the Central Coast. A full map of Immigration and Customs Enforcement sightings reported by 805 UndocuFund in Goleta and Santa Barbara can be found on the Daily Nexus website. Oct. 8: Mission entrance to 101 freeway (early morning, no specific time given) An individual was reported to have been taken from their vehicle near the Mission entrance to the 101 freeway. One detainment was confirmed. Oct. 8: La Mesa Vons (7:54 a.m.) One unmarked Immigration and Customs Enforcement (I.C.E.) vehicle was reported behind the Vons La Mesa location. No detainments were confirmed. Oct. 8: Figueroa Street (6:00 p.m.) An individual was reported to have been taken off Figueroa Street. One detainment was confirmed. Oct.12: La Cumbre and State Street (6:30 a.m.) I.C.E. presence was reported on La Cumbre and State Street.

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