School districts from Pennsylvania to California have stepped up efforts to allay fear and uncertainty in immigrant communities over Trump administration directives that would significantly expand the power of immigration officers and could set the stage for mass detentions and deportations.
Following a December resolution affirming its commitment to a "safe and welcoming" teaching environment for all students, Chicago Public Schools this week sent a memo to principals who "expressed concern and anxiety" about immigration issues and guidance on handling interactions with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
More
If you dont follow laws you dont get any federal money. Period.
ReplyDeletenon issue so let's pretend it is quick make a sign.
ReplyDeleteJust nab them before they enter the building.
ReplyDeleteThey don't have standing to deny entry- it is not private property but a public one- good luck with that.
ReplyDeleteWE Shall SEE > NO they won't be keeping them OUT > if
ReplyDeletethey get stupid > they get Arrested > stay out of the way!!
All who Harbor them should be Deported With them !!!
ReplyDeleteIs it possible to perform some drone strikes on Chicago?
ReplyDeleteMy God! Is there anything, anything at all, to like about Chicago?
ReplyDelete11:34
ReplyDeleteNO!