Officials in San Clemente are working with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to install beach surveillance cameras intended to monitor for boats that may be carrying undocumented immigrants.

San Clemente city officials are working with border patrol agents to install and monitor cameras along its beach and pier to curb illegal panga landings.

The city of San Clemente could soon be monitored by border patrol cameras after claims that there have been increased panga landings on the shoreline to drop off migrants.

San Clemente council members pass on teaming up with Huntington Beach against California's "sanctuary state" law while asking Customs and Border Protection about cameras to monitor immigrant boat crossings.

San Clemente officials are set to consider joining Huntington Beach in a lawsuit against the state challenging the California Values Act, also known as SB 54.

City leaders in San Clemente are exploring a partnership with Customers and Border Protection to stop immigration along its coast. Lesley Marin reports.

San Clemente city leaders are inviting U.S. Customs and Border Protection to place cameras along the beach city’s coastline. Councilmembers said they want to make sure they have a safe community and have asked the city manager to speak with the agency about installing the cameras to monitor for boats carrying people attempting to enter the country illegally.

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