IPS won’t allow ICE inside schools without a warrant

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4 thoughts on “IPS won’t allow ICE inside schools without a warrant

  1. Im like totally confused at all this. So does Federal law trump State law and if so, how can a school district break a federal law by not assisting in someone here illegally? None of this makes sense to me. Im sure everybody around the world knows if they can just make it here and have a child that some advocate group will protect your right to be here illegally.

    1. Kevin, if you will note, IPS will not allow ICE in without a warrant. The warrant is that legal piece of paper that says the have the right to be there. IPS isn’t saying they will ignore a warrant. They aren’t saying that they will break the law.

  2. It is a sad state of affairs if ICE has to go after children. Life has been hard enough for these youngsters. Surely there is a better way to handle this program. All immigrants are NOT criminals and many are hard working people. Yes, get the criminals of all persuasions but going after children????

  3. Well, that’s what Hitler did with the Jews. He started with the children. They were the first made to wear the “patch”. That’s how this works, go after the most vulnerable first.

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