Department of Homeland Security personnel notified Davis police just before 9 a.m. that federal agents would be operating in the city in unmarked vehicles. No assistance was requested and no details about the operation were provided.
Police said the stop is now under administrative review to determine whether any city policies or regulations were violated.
The department said it did not assist or participate in the federal operation and remains committed to the city's sanctuary ordinance and California's SB 54, which limits local law enforcement involvement in federal civil immigration enforcement.
"I know these reports are troubling, but let's not rush to judgment and assume negative intent," Dunston said. "Let's allow space for the administrative review process to run its course. If it is found that internal policies were violated, it will be addressed accordingly."
DHS notified the department around 10:40 a.m. that federal agents had left Davis. No additional information about the operation was provided.
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