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Activists arrested tracking ICE agents during 45-day enforcement surge in SLO, Santa Barbara

ICE agents arrested Joseph Dobzynski on Oct. 14 and Alexandria Quintanar on Oct. 15, both volunteers who track and follow federal agents, on charges of impeding officers during the agency's 45-day enforcement operation in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties.

Oct 19, 2026CA

Activists arrested tracking ICE agents during 45-day enforcement surge in SLO, Santa Barbara
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ICE agents arrested Joseph Dobzynski on Oct. 14 and Alexandria Quintanar on Oct. 15, both volunteers who track and follow federal agents, on charges of impeding officers during the agency's 45-day enforcement operation in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties. Quintanar, a volunteer with 805 UndocuFund, repeatedly yelled during her arrest that she was a U.S. citizen. Dobzynski has a court date scheduled for December. The broader operation has included arrests at jails, prisons, courthouses, homes, vehicles and workplaces, and has produced a surge of clashes between activists and ICE agents. The Department of Homeland Security later published lists describing people it called the 'worst of worst criminal aliens' arrested in the cities of San Luis Obispo and Santa Maria during 2025 and 2026, citing charges ranging from homicide and sexual assault to burglary, fraud, child molestation and drug trafficking.

Timeline

Oct 19, 2026—DHS publishes lists of 'worst of worst criminal aliens' arrested by ICE in San Luis Obispo and Santa Maria during 2025-2026
Oct 15, 2026—Activist Alexandria Quintanar arrested by ICE agents on charge of impeding officers, claiming U.S. citizenship during arrest
Oct 14, 2026—Activist Joseph Dobzynski arrested by ICE agents on charge of impeding officers; court date set for December
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