U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) says it boarded multiple cruise ships docked at the Port of San Diego between April 23 and April 27 as part of an enforcement operation targeting child sexual exploitation material (CSEM). Authorities report that crew members from more than one cruise line were found to be involved with child pornography, including activity involving viewing, possessing, transporting, or distributing such material. Several outlets identify Disney Cruise Line staff as among those affected, including workers aboard a Disney cruise ship docked in San Diego. CBP says suspected workers are removed from the United States through visa cancellations and deportations following the investigation. NBC News and Fox News report deportations involving 27 workers, while other reports refer to arrests of around two dozen or 28 people during the broader operation. Reporting also indicates that federal agents detained some crew members aboard the ships as well as at least one other vessel during the investigation. CBP’s statements form the basis of the accounts, with the number of individuals described varying by source based on whether they refer to arrests, detentions, or deportations. The investigation remains under law-enforcement administration.