The U.S. Coast Guard and Navy conducted a rescue operation on Sunday to save 17 migrants and one American from a 35-foot vessel that was taking on water and drifting approximately 50 miles southwest of San Diego. The distress call came just before 8 a.m., prompting an immediate response. Upon arrival in international waters, the crew transferred the occupants to an inflatable boat and airlifted them to safety. They were subsequently handed over to the Department of Homeland Security for further processing.
The U.S. Coast Guard and Navy successfully rescued 17 migrants and one American stranded on a disabled vessel near San Diego, highlighting ongoing maritime challenges.
This operation, which occurred 50 miles off the coast, involved quick coordination between the military branches to ensure the safety of all 18 individuals.
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