Wendy from Santa Rosa, Calif., marches through downtown San Francisco during actions in response to Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in the Bay Area, as well as the prospect of National Guard troops being deployed to the region by President Donald Trump.

Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee confirmed Friday that federal agent operations have been canceled for the entire Bay Area.

President Trump had said on Thursday that he called off the deployment in San Francisco. Two federal officials said on Friday that the action applied across the region.

The news comes one day after San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie said President Donald Trump agreed to call off the "surge" in San Francisco. In a statement on Truth Social, the Trump said he would call off the "surge" to San Francisco, but did not mention the wider Bay Area, ending his post with "Stay Tuned!"

It was unclear whether the rest of the Bay Area would also be free from federal enforcement efforts, as was promised for San Francisco.

Federal immigration agents who descended onto the Coast Guard Island in Alameda this week have been called off — for the entire Bay Area, and not just San Francisco, officials said Friday. The planned enforcement operations had been “canceled,

NWS San Francisco issues a Beach Hazards Statement for dangerous waves and a Dense Fog Advisory for the North Bay Valleys.

Los Angeles saw a massive surge in ICE arrests amid a wave of raids and a National Guard deployment, but other areas have seen even sharper rises.