URGENT: Restore School Protections from Immigration Enforcement in the DHS Bill — Contact Congress NOW

Congress has until February 13th to negotiate a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) bill that could restore protections for immigrant students by once again designating schools as sensitive locations. If Congress does not act, schools across the country will remain exposed to immigration enforcement. We need YOU to take action IMMEDIATELY to make clear that protections for immigrant students must be reinstated in the DHS bill. 

Schools must be safe, welcoming places where students, educators, and families can learn and thrive without fear of immigration enforcement or law-enforcement actions that undermine educational environments. The Trump Administration has eliminated schools’ designation as sensitive locations free of immigration enforcement - and once the bill is finalized, this opportunity to restore protections will be lost.

Recent immigration enforcement activity has devastated local communities by unlawfully ripping students from their homes or schools. As attendance levels dip and morale plummets, students, educators, and families are gripped by fear. Our schools should be safe havens, not places of terror.

Contact your Members of Congress TODAY and urge them to ensure the DHS bill includes strong language restoring schools as sensitive locations, free from DHS Immigration Enforcement tactics.
 

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