US EditionDHS agents denied entry at two Los Angeles schools
- DHS agents were denied entry at two Los Angeles elementary schools.
- The schools followed protocols to protect students' privacy and safety by not allowing agents without a warrant.
- School officials asserted all children have a right to public education regardless of immigration status.
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The Daily Gazette
Eagle-TribuneProposal would make California schools ‘safe havens’ from immigration enforcement
SAN JOSE, Calif. — The Santa Clara County Office of Education and the Santa Clara County Board of Education are co-sponsoring a California bill that would establish school campuses as safe havens from immigration enforcement activity, as fears around deportations…
LA schools deny DHS welfare checks on migrant kids Biden lost, left exposed to trafficking
Two Los Angeles Unified School District elementary schools prevented Department of Homeland Security officers from entering campus to perform welfare checks on five migrant children who reportedly entered the U.S. by themselves.On April 7, the agents arrived at Lillian Street Elementary and Russell Elementary to check on the children but were turned away by the schools' principals, who feared the officers were there for immigration enforcement m…
The Victoria Advocate
Two South Los Angeles elementary schools barred Department of Homeland Security agents from entering.
Following protocols in place at the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), the administration of two elementary schools denied entry to two Department of Homeland Security officers on Monday.
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