Tennessee pauses bill targeting right to education regardless of immigration status
- Tennessee Republican lawmakers paused a bill challenging education rights regardless of immigration status.
- Conservative groups advocated overturning Plyler v. Doe, which protects these rights, to prompt the bill.
- The Senate passed a bill requiring schools to collect citizenship documentation, while the House version differed.
- Lamberth stated, "We fully trust the Trump administration will not withhold federal dollars from our schools."
- Officials are seeking guidance to ensure the bill does not jeopardize federal education funding, affecting its passage.
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On his first day in office, President Donald Trump rescinded key protections limiting immigration enforcement in schools and other sensitive locations, a move that overturned long-held policy and created widespread fear among immigrant families. This reversal now threatens a fundamental American promise: that every child has the right to an education.The impact is already being felt nationwide. Denver, which welcomed approximately 4,000 immigran…
Tennessee Stops Law Initiative Affecting Right to Education Regardless of Migration Status · Global Voices
Republican lawmakers in Tennessee paused a bill aimed at challenging the constitutional right of children to attend public schools regardless of their immigration status.

Tennessee pauses bill targeting right to education regardless of immigration status
Republican lawmakers in Tennessee have paused a bill meant to challenge the constitutional right for children to attend public schools regardless of their immigration status.
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