The Trump Administration policy that allows immigration and customs that carry out school arrests caused to attend and attack students across the country.
The group, the council of famous schools in the city, sustained an amicus later in the last month supporting the Denjer, the school system filed against the Trump administration for relief from the policy.
In a press release about the amicus brief, the council said it conducted a survey about the policy among its 78 member school districts and found that “they have already seen, and heightened frear as a result of the Change in guidance. ”
In January, the Trump administration rescinded a policy that was in the area from Obama Era, including the first Trump administration, mostly prohibit schools in schools, Houses of Hospitals. There is no evidence that the ice arrests students in schools so far.
In response to the case, the Trump administration says schools are not harmful. In part, because no students arrested at schools.
But public public schools Superintendent Alex Marrero argued that, although ice actually entered into one of his schools, changing policy change only harmed the accusers.
Reply to the NBC News in the library of one of Denver’s schools, he said the school attendance rate has fallen from 95% to 85% since a nearby February buildings.
“We don’t have to wait for them to walk the doors, the effect is true. And in this very library, the day of our teachers, so it is not possible for me to be harmful.” Marrero said it was clear. “Marrero said it was clear.
On that day, Nadia Madan – the principal of the school, said, the buses needed to carry the children of his school for the riot of apartment buildings. And he held the children to school than to stop them early, as used to be planned for that day, because parents asked her to wait it was safe.
“The ice agents are now no longer in their apartment buildings, and they call us and tell us, ‘Don’t put our students on the bus.” “Madan said,'”
Four students from his school were arrested by ice attacks and did not return, he said. NBC news does not confirm students’ identities or if they have criminal or immigration violations.
Another person arrested that day was Maria Gonzalez, an immigrant from El Salvador. Gonzalez said the ice broke his door without knocking, leaving a hole in Gabingo. He was taken to the aisle and placed in handcuffs, he said. He was taken to the custody of the ice, leaving his daughters, Nicolle, 9, student of Denver Public Schools, and Jade, 11 months old.
“My greatest fear is that they send me some places and let me go and leave my children,” he said.
He was released six hours later and met his children again.
His lawyer Matthew Tarrunerer said Gonzalez crossed the wheel illegally from the twice from El Salvador but did not produce any violent crimes. Gonzalez’s daughter Nicolle was given an announcement found before the judge of immigration, at which point, he announced to apply for special immigrant residents.
Now, Gonzalez said Nicolle shouted at night and was afraid of schooling because he was worried about a day when they did not enter his school.
Asked what he thought at school, Nicolle said, “That they return to school and at this time they enter and they will bring us.”
Lizyuri Gallardo, a school counselor in Denver where Madan was the principal, said 300 to 900 students at his school, mostly discussing their fears of setting. While the school system does not track the status of the students’ immigration status, Madan says more than 80% of their school students where a language is said at home.
Gallardo says he tried to think about emotional students ready for anything they can deal with and try to ease their concern at school
“I think that something we do that is so beautiful at our school is telling them that we love them and that we care about them, and that we are a family and that we have here to support them,” She said.
But anxiety is something that Gallardo has continued to see, even if there is no ice to enter the building.
“The kids feel it. The kids first feel it. They’re like small sponges,” he said.
Friday Friday, Denver’s public schools for Trump administration will present federal arguments that are not well-sensitive to supervisor.
“[ICE] Personaging management laws use judgment on case determinations about, where, and when a year of immigration has been conducting immigration activities in schools or school buses. Such law enforcement actions are held only when set up with activities related and approved by an enforcement officer of support law. As a law enforcement agency, ice expects all employees to follow the highest standards of professional behavior and demonstrate integrity and professionalism in all parts of their work. “
