US Edition“Strictly forbidden”: Borne calls the rectors to order after the arrest of an undocumented student in his middle school
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The educational community says it is shocked by the foray of law enforcement into an establishment. A practice proscribed by several ministerial circulars.
A week after an undocumented middle school student was arrested in her school, the Minister of National Education sent a letter to remind her of the rules.
The Minister of National Education wrote to the rectors of academies and school heads to hammer out to them that the arrest of a student is strictly forbidden inside schools.
A 14-year-old student from Burkina Faso was arrested during her classes at Paul Verlaine middle school in Maizières-lès-Metz, before being driven back to the Belgian border with her family. This intervention aroused a wave of outrage and revived the debate on migration practices in schools. Several organizations are calling for a new rally on Thursday in front of the prefecture.
A 14-year-old teenager was released from her middle school in Maizières-lès-Metz to be driven back to the Belgian border with her mother and brother. Where the family, originally from Burkina Faso, applied for asylum
In Moselle, a middle school girl was arrested by the police in her school last week, in order to be expelled from the territory. The student, originally from Burkina Faso, was taken back to the Belgian border with his mother and younger brother. This intervention shocked the teaching staff, as the law prohibited to law enforcement agencies [...]
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