Homeland Security Agents Blocked from Entering Two Los Angeles Schools - Internewscast Journal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : School officials in Chicago have also spoken out about federal agents entering their public schools while New York City principals were reminded of policies including one against collecting information on a student's immigration status.
46% : The district later confirmed that the agents were from the Department of Homeland Security, with no involvement from Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
44% : " In February, Denver Public Schools sued the Department of Homeland Security over a Trump administration policy allowing ICE to conduct raids in schools, saying the policy had led to decreased attendance and a diversion of resources at the schools.
38% : While ICE can now show up to schools, administrators do not have to let them in without a warrant, and school officials are not allowed to reveal the immigration status of a particular student, The Hill previously reported.

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