A father was detained by ICE outside Soto High School in Chicago as children were dropped off for class, marking a significant incident since the Trump administration's policy change allowing arrests in sensitive locations. Acero charter school officials reassured parents of safety and compliance with protocols, while emphasizing the availability of civil rights resources. Advocates noted this detainment might be the first since the immigration crackdown began, reflecting rising fears among families regarding enforcement in educational settings. Attendance rates have reportedly declined, although the exact impact of detention practices remains uncertain.
Acero officials stated that ICE and federal agents approached a car outside Soto High School, detaining a father as students were dropped off for class.
Acero Chief Culture Officer Helena Stangle emphasized staff adherence to protocols and highlighted ongoing civil rights resources and "know your rights" sessions for parents.
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