Can California Keep ICE Away From Schools? Lawmakers Want to Try as Crackdowns Loom | KQED
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California lawmakers are urging measures to protect students from mass deportations, but their effectiveness may be largely symbolic amidst ongoing immigration issues.
School districts like Los Angeles and San Francisco are actively protecting students by not inquiring about immigration statuses and partnering with legal aid organizations.
The impact of immigration crackdowns includes reduced student attendance and increased stress among educators, highlighting a broader concern for school safety and student welfare.
Gándara emphasizes that schools should collaborate with local nonprofits for better legal support and services for immigrant families, beyond just relying on state laws.
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