Last month, the DOJ requested that sheriffs in certain California counties, including San Diego, release the names of noncitizen inmates in their jails, as well as information on the crimes for which they were arrested or convicted and their scheduled release dates.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order earlier this year requiring a list of jurisdictions that he believes are impacting federal immigration laws.

The United States Department of Justice on Tuesday released a new list of “sanctuary jurisdictions” it says could face legal action and other penalties for impeding the Trump Administration’s immigration enforcement. Unlike the list it published in May, Long Beach’s name was nowhere to be seen.