JP teachers claim students fear ICE deportation, student attendance drops
- Teachers in Jefferson Parish report that Hispanic students fear deportation due to recent ICE raids, leading to a decline in attendance.
- On a national protest day, schools reported 170 to 180 absences among Hispanic students, heightening concerns within the community.
- State Attorney General Liz Murrill has filed a lawsuit against ICE policies, aiming to limit the enforcement of ICE warrants.
- The Jefferson Parish School System emphasizes its commitment to providing education to all students, stating that every child has the right to a free public education without discrimination.
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