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Waterloo Students Walk Out to Protest ICE Actions
About 200 students marched a mile into downtown Naperville to protest ICE enforcement, highlighting family separations and racial profiling during a nationwide wave of student protests.
- On Friday, about 200 Naperville North High School students walked out midday to protest ICE enforcement and marched into downtown Naperville.
- Motivated by family separations and alleged killings by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement , students said they protested ICE because its detention practices tear families apart.
- During the mile-long march into downtown Naperville, students waved Mexican flags, held homemade signs including `Abolish ICE` and `Nobody is Illegal on Stolen Land`, used whistles and a bullhorn, and drivers and passersby mostly showed support by honking and filming.
- Naperville School District 203 said consequences for students who left campus will be decided case-by-case under NNHS Student Handbook, supporting peaceful expression while prioritizing safety.
- The walkout coincided with nationwide student protests this month amid increased ICE activity under current administration and recent killings tied to ICE activity.
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The Mercury newsHundreds of students in Antioch walk out in protest of ICE
ANTIOCH — With school in session, hundreds of students from several middle and high schools in Antioch walked out Friday in protest of nationwide immigration crackdowns by the Trump administration. Holding signs that read “No one is illegal on stolen land,” “Ice out of the Bay,” and “We are skipping our lessons to teach you one,” scores of students from Deer Valley High School, Dozier-Libbey Medical High School, Antioch High School, and several …
East Bay students walk out Friday to protest ICE
PITTSBURG, Calif. (KRON) -- Hundreds of students in the East Bay walked out of class Friday morning to protest against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The peaceful demonstration through Pittsburg included students from multiple campuses who marched under the slogan "no human is illegal." The walkout, which began around 10:30 a.m., involved students from Pittsburg High School and Martin Luther King Junior Junior High School. Participant…
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