January 24, 2025 - 14:00

More than a dozen Texas Democrats have raised alarms regarding the recent elimination of a federal policy that previously protected schools from immigration arrests. This policy had established a crucial barrier, ensuring that students could attend school without the fear of being apprehended by immigration authorities on campus.
The lawmakers are urging the Texas Education Agency to provide clear guidance on how schools should navigate this new landscape, which they believe could significantly impact student attendance and overall safety. The absence of this policy may deter immigrant families from sending their children to school, fearing potential immigration enforcement actions.
Democratic representatives are advocating for the need to maintain a safe and welcoming environment in educational institutions, emphasizing that schools should remain a sanctuary for learning rather than a site of fear. They are calling for immediate action and clarity from state officials to protect the rights and well-being of all students in Texas.
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