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21 suspected migrants interdicted off San Diego
The 'David Duren' interdicted boats with on the whole 21 migrants on March 26 and March 27. Coast Guard boarding teams interdicted six suspected migrants off San Diego on March 26. At 4:38 p.m., watchstanders detected the cabin cruiser 'Down Time' crossing north into U.S. waters. A team from the 'David Duren (WPC 1156)' was just boarding another vessel, the 'Flying Fish', when they were diverted to intercept the other vessel. A boarding team interdicted the 'Down Time' without use of force necessary and identified three suspected migrants aboard. Two were claiming Mexican nationality, and one was making separate claims of United States and Mexican nationality. Meanwhile, a team from a Coast Guard Maritime Security and Safety Team (MSST) was deployed to finish the boarding of the 'Flying Fish' and escort them to port. During the escort, the boat altered course back south and increased speed to evade the MSST boarding team. The team employed gradual use of force, which resulted in disabling fire to stop the engines and gain control of the vessel. The MSST boarding team identified three suspected migrants aboard, all claiming Mexican nationality The six people were transferred to the U.S. Border Patrol custody at Ballast Point. On the morning of March 27, a boat was intercepted 16 nautical miles off San Diego. At 4:09 a.m., the 'David Duren' detected a suspicious vessel and launched a boat crew to investigate. The 30-foot cabin cruiser attempted to flee, but stopped shortly afterwards with no use of force necessary. Boarding team members identified 15 suspected migrants aboard, all claiming Mexican nationality. They were transferred to U.S. Border Patrol personnel at Ballast Point too.
Coast Guard Cutter assisted 15 migrants
The 'David Duren (WPC 1156)' interdicted 15 suspected migrants approximately 24 nautical miles southwest of San Clemente Island, on the morning of Jan 13. On Jan 12 at 9:43 p.m., watchstanders at the Coast Guard Sector San Diego Joint Harbor Operations Center received a report of an unidentified vessel transiting towards U.S. waters, and deployed the Coast Guard Cutter. The asset that originally had reported the vessel later noted that it had appeared to have lost propulsion for an unknown reason. The 'David Duren' deployed a boarding team and interdicted the panga. All 15 occupants claimed Mexican nationality and were transported by the Coast Guard to another Department of Homeland Security agency at Ballast Point.
21 migrants intercepted off La Jolla
The 'David Duren (WPC 1156)' interdicted 21 migrants aboard a 30-foot vessel approximately 26 miles west of La Jolla, California, on Sep 14, 2025, at 5:17 p.m. The cutter’s boarding team intercepted the vessel carrying 18 adults and three minors. Two of the minors were unaccompanied teens. 17 people claimed Mexican nationality, three claimed Venezuelan nationality and one claimed Honduran nationality. All 21 people were detained onboard and transferred to another DHS agency at Ballast Point for further investigations. Report with photos: https://www.news.uscg.mil/Press-Releases/Article/4306039/coast-guard-interdicts-21-people-26-miles-west-of-la-jolla-calif/
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