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What to do if ICE Visits Your School: Sample Policies and Guidance from School Districts and States

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Updated: 11 minutes ago


By now most of us have heard that schools will no longer be off limits for immigration enforcement due to President Trump rescinding a 2011 "sensitive locations" memo that included schools. This is a collection of policies, guidance, and protocols used by various school districts and states for what to do if ICE (Immigration & Customs Enforcement) visits your school. Please note, this is a "living" document and will be added to regularly as we identify more districts or states to include. If you are in a district or state that does not yet have a policy, we hope these examples will give you a starting point.


Alabama


Alaska


Arizona:


Arkansas


California:


Colorado:


Connecticut


Delaware


Florida


Georgia


Idaho


Illinois


Indiana


Iowa


Kansas

Kentucky


Maryland:


Massachusetts


Michigan


Minnesota


Nevada

New Jersey

New Mexico


New York


North Carolina


Ohio


Oregon

Pennsylvania


Rhode Island


Tennessee

Texas:


Utah:

Vermont:

Virginia:

Washington:


Wisconsin:


National Resources:


Do you know of a district or state protocol we should include here? Email it to Laura Gardner at laura@immigrantsrefugeesandschools.org and we'll add it to the list.

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