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Schools Implement Safety Protocols Amid ICE Concerns

9/5/2025

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Schools like CommuniKids advise teachers to carry passports due to concerns over ICE raids.
Latino-majority schools are creating protocols for potential ICE actions.
Intimidation causes many Spanish-speaking parents and teachers to refrain from using Spanish.
Los Angeles and San Diego schools reported at least 10 arrests since the school year began.
Superintendent Alberto Carvalho criticized the arrest of a 15-year-old student with a speech disability.
ICE operations near schools have caused notable student absenteeism nationwide.
Broward County, Florida, saw a drop of over 13,000 students this year.
A Stanford study found a 22% increase in classroom absences in California's Central Valley.

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Schools like CommuniKids advise teachers to carry passports due to concerns over ICE raids.
Latino-majority schools are creating protocols for potential ICE actions.
Intimidation causes many Spanish-speaking parents and teachers to refrain from using Spanish.
Los Angeles and San Diego schools reported at least 10 arrests since the school year began.
Superintendent Alberto Carvalho criticized the arrest of a 15-year-old student with a speech disability.
ICE operations near schools have caused notable student absenteeism nationwide.
Broward County, Florida, saw a drop of over 13,000 students this year.
A Stanford study found a 22% increase in classroom absences in California's Central Valley.