MetalSludgeCEO wrote: ↑Tue Nov 12, 2024 11:07 am
Turner Coates wrote: ↑Mon Nov 11, 2024 9:23 am
VicStelly wrote: ↑Mon Nov 11, 2024 5:58 am
There will be raids that generate headlines in key areas. Libs overreact.
I think schools will be raided, and children taken in order to flush out their parents.
"""""""""""""I think schools will be raided, and children taken in order to flush out their parents.""""""""""""
Nonsense!
$tEvil
We shall see:
https://www.chalkbeat.org/2024/10/29/tr ... n-schools/
Trump has shown willingness to target immigrant children
Immigrant rights advocates worry that Trump would seek to end a decades-old federal policy that has treated schools as “sensitive” or “protected” areas where immigration agents are not supposed to surveil families or make arrests, except in extraordinary circumstances, so as not to deter children from going to school.
“Enforcement actions undertaken in these locations have a ripple effect,” said Heidi Altman, the director of federal advocacy at the National Immigration Law Center. “It’s very frightening for communities when we think about the possibility of a Trump administration, both in terms of enforcement at and near protected areas, like schools, but also the impact on schools and access to education.”
The Trump campaign did not respond to questions about whether the former president would seek to carry out immigration enforcement activities at or near schools as part of his mass deportation plan. But Project 2025, a policy playbook written by several former Trump White House officials, calls for rescinding any memos that identify “sensitive zones” where immigration action should be limited.
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https://www.copaa.org/page/ICE_in_School
What are schools obligations if ICE comes to the office and wants access to students and student records?
Access to student records should only be allowed if the requesting agency has a valid court order or subpoena in compliance with FERPA or immigration laws or regulations. 8 U.S.C. § 1225; 34 CFR § 99.31(a)(9)(i). If ICE shows up at the school office and seeks access to student records or the student themselves, the school administration should ask the ICE personnel to identify the legal basis of their request. Unless there is a legally mandated basis for their actions, they need not and should not be permitted access to such student information (besides “directory information”, to the extent permitted by school district policy). The school district’s attorney may be able to review the subpoena to determine if it is sufficient to implicate the FERPA exceptions discussed above (and whether notice of the subpoena must be given to the parents), and to ensure that the school adequately cooperates with ICE’s subpoena to the extent required by law. See
http://www.acsa.org/Advocacy/Federal-Is ... lies-facts and
http://familypolicy/ed.gov/content/may- ... -parent-or. for additional information.
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https://www.cnn.com/2024/11/11/us/close ... index.html
The Los Angeles Unified School District — the second largest in the nation behind New York City — said it was bracing for a potential threat of legal action against students and their families that could lead to separation or deportation. It added that it would not enter into agreements with government agencies for the enforcement of federal immigration law unless required by law.
“Immigration enforcement activities around schools create hardships and barriers to health and educational attainment and cultivate a pervasive climate of fear, conflict, and stress that affects all students in our district, regardless of their background or immigration status,” a spokesperson for the district said in a statement sent to CNN.
