Oklahoma Board of Education votes to approve proposal requiring parents to prove citizenship when enrolling students
- Parents enrolling children in Oklahoma public schools will need to provide proof of their child's U.S. Citizenship or legal immigration status, as required by a proposal rule approved by the State Board of Education on Tuesday.
- The rule aims to assist President Donald Trump's immigration policies but will not prevent undocumented students from enrolling in schools.
- The proposed policy has faced criticism from teachers and civil liberty groups, causing fear within Oklahoma's immigrant communities, according to Rep. Arturo Alonso-Sandoval.
- A poll found that 55 percent of voters supported plans requiring proof of citizenship for school enrollment, while 88 percent favored deporting immigrants with criminal records.
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