Over 100 Indianapolis students protested Immigration and Customs Enforcement in one of the latest student-driven “ICE out” demonstrations.

The proposal would bar school police officers from ticketing or arresting students if doing so would put them at risk of deportation.

ICE may not be conducting large-scale raids inside schools. But agents are getting close to schools, leaving a mark on students across the country.

Aurora Public Schools and the Commerce City-based Adams 14 district both serve large populations of immigrant students.

A letter shared with the Ypsilanti school community didn’t indicate whether any children were detained.

Critics of aggressive immigration enforcement tactics say they’re profoundly damaging students’ ability to learn and feel safe, and they're calling on Congress to act.

Abraham Lincoln High has been on the state watchlist for low performance longer than any school in Denver. But Lincoln boosted its state rating to ‘yellow’ this year at a challenging time for the Hispanic community it serves.

Tennessee GOP officials want to start tracking the immigration status of all K-12 students. They won’t yet say whether the state would share that data with law enforcement.

The district has rescinded a resolution about undocumented students that it adopted 2017, as well as another one in 2025.

The lawsuit claims that district policies supporting undocumented students violate state law.

The bill signed by JB Pritzker bars public colleges and universities and child care centers licensed by the state from disclosing certain individuals’ immigration and citizenship status.

MSCS board members say expanding bus eligibility will reduce ICE-related absenteeism. But they haven’t set a deadline to put changes in place.

The advocacy event Tuesday was held in Clark Park across the street from Western International High School, where the two detained students were attending classes.

Students activists at Western International High School are planning a press conference and rally for 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at Clark Park.

Months into ICE raids, Chicago teachers and community members are finding ways to help students cope with trauma inflicted on their communities.

As the federal government ratched up immigration enforcement in Chicago, local organizations and legal groups have pushed families to create documents that give temporary custody of their children to someone they trust.

A group of seven mothers who serve as parent mentors in Chicago Public Schools are trying to help families in their communities amid the Trump administration’s increased immigration enforcement in Chicago.

Researchers drew on data from a large Florida school district and found impacts on both foreign-born and U.S. citizen students who speak Spanish.

The lawsuit claims that district policies restricting information and access from federal immigration authorities violate state law.