Salesforce CEO backtracks on troops for SF streets after losing longtime ally Ron Conway, but new revelations about ICE proposals raise more questions.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie is pushing back against President Donald Trump’s proposal to send federal troops to the city.

President Donald Trump on Sunday threatened to send the National Guard to San Francisco as his administration continues an effort to crackdown on a growing list of cities it claims to be ridden with crime.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff apologized for backing President Donald Trump possibly sendingthe National Guard to San Francisco, where the tech company is based.

The apology comes one day after a major venture capitalist resigned from the Salesforce Foundation board and days after President Donald Trump echoed calls to send troops to San Francisco.

Some local cops reject Marc Benioff's call for National Guardsmen, noting nobody orders SFPD to 'go grab Brown people’ or ‘go beat up hippies'

Dreamforce is, by this point, a bona fide tradition in San Francisco. Tens of thousands of people flock to South of Market each autumn to don lanyards, strap on winning smiles and plunge into a branding extravaganza. For three days, the Moscone Center, the Metreon mall and an entire block of Howard Street are remade in Salesforce 's image.

San Francisco city leaders on Wednesday made the case that public safety remains a top priority in the city, adding that progress in fighting crime is happening.