US EditionBaltimore High School Students Walk Out of Class to Protest ICE Operations
Students protested recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations, with hundreds joining walkouts and marches organized by student groups including SOMOS.
- On Feb. 6, 2026, more than a hundred North Penn High School students walked out, gathering along Valley Forge Road to protest immigration enforcement in Towamencin Township.
- Amid a national wave of campus demonstrations, organizers said recent walkouts followed the Jan. 30 national general strike and fatal shootings by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Minneapolis.
- Organizers used social media to mobilize students for Friday; about two dozen area residents stood in solidarity while passing motorists honked support.
- Principal Kyle Hassler warned students participating in walkouts they would be marked as skipping class and lose credit for missed assignments, while North Penn School District has no formal immigration-related policy.
- Advocates and residents said the demonstration highlights broader enforcement activity as municipalities issue immigration-related policies and Montco Community Watch documented at least 114 detainments since June 2025.
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Chicago Sun Times
Usa newsStudents at Senn High School stage schoolwide anti-ICE walkout
Dozens of students at Nicholas Senn High School in Chicago's Edgewater neighborhood walked out of school during sixth period Friday in protest of immigration policy and ICE tactics across the country. Students gathered at the intersection of Clark Street and Ridge Avenue after 1 p.m. holding signs and flags calling for an end to immigration enforcement activity. Cars driving past the intersection honked their horns in support. "We need to speak …
The Times Herald
The Pottstown MercuryNorth Penn High School students walk out in anti-ICE protest
TOWAMENCIN — More than a hundred North Penn High School students walked out of school Friday in a planned protest against immigration enforcement actions in the community and the nation. The protesters were joined by about two dozen residents standing across the street shouting messages of support. As students walked out of the building, a steady stream grew through the parking lot to the edge of the property along Valley Forge Road, braving fri…
Students stage anti-ICE walkouts at multiple Connecticut high schools
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