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Nevada superintendent says ICE won't enter schools
Clark County School District secured a commitment from ICE to avoid raids on campuses, protecting nearly half of its 300,000 students who are Hispanic or Latino, officials said.
- Recently, Clark County School District Superintendent Jhone Ebert announced ICE agreed not to conduct enforcement actions in Las Vegas-area schools, the nation's fifth-largest district.
- Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Justice designated Nevada as a 'sanctuary state,' despite Trump's earlier efforts to restrict immigration enforcement in schools.
- Teachers reported widespread fear among students and parents, in a district where nearly half of the 300,000 enrolled students are Hispanic or Latino, after a May ICE arrest outside Incline Village.
- Shortly after the president's statement, the Nevada legislative session passed a bill addressing ICE activity in schools, while the district reaffirmed its open-enrollment policy.
- Despite Democratic majorities, Nevada Legislature lacks votes to override Republican Governor Joe Lombardo's vetoes, maintaining his stance on cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
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Nevada superintendent says ICE won’t enter schools - Washington Examiner
(The Center Square) — The superintendent of the nation’s fifth-biggest school district said U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agreed not to conduct raids or arrests in schools in Las Vegas or the county surrounding it. The move comes in direct defiance of President Donald Trump, who rolled back immigration enforcement protection earlier this year for specialfspaces like churches and schools. In Nevada, Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo recentl…
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Nevada superintendent says ICE won't enter schools
(The Center Square) — The superintendent of the nation's fifth-biggest school district said U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agreed to not conduct raids or arrests in schools in Las Vegas or the county surrounding it.
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