Advocates Report ICE Detaining Haitian Food Delivery Drivers in San Diego
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is reportedly detaining Haitian food delivery drivers in San Diego, according to advocates.

San Diego, CA, August 26, 2026 —
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is reportedly detaining Haitian food delivery drivers in the city of San Diego, according to individuals advocating for immigrant rights.
Details surrounding the alleged detentions remain limited. The specific number of drivers reportedly affected by these actions has not been provided. Furthermore, the exact circumstances or reasons cited by ICE for these detentions have not been disclosed by the reporting advocates.
The individuals or organizations making these claims are identified only as “advocates.” Their specific affiliations, the timeline of these reported detentions, and any direct evidence presented to support these claims were not included in the initial reports.
ICE’s operational procedures and enforcement actions are often subject to public scrutiny. However, without further information from the advocates or an official statement from ICE, the full scope and nature of these alleged detentions cannot be independently verified at this time. The contractor or company employing the food delivery drivers was also not specified.
Reports indicate that the detentions are occurring in San Diego. No specific locations within the city were mentioned, nor were any details provided regarding what actions, if any, followed the detentions, such as deportations or court appearances.
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