LOS ANGELES: San Diego County has joined what US President Donald Trump called on Wednesday a "revolution" against "sanctuary" laws in California that protect undocumented migrants.

In a closed-door vote, the Republican-controlled board of supervisors governing San Diego County, which borders Mexico, backed the Trump administration's federal lawsuit challenging California legislation that restricts local police and businesses from cooperating with immigration authorities.

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