Lawmakers in more than two dozen states have taken up legislation this year that would shape how schools interact with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The proposals range from restricting ICE presence on campuses to setting new protocols for handling immigration-related matters in educational settings. Advocates and opponents alike are weighing the impact on student safety and community relations as the bills move through state legislatures. Houston Public Media reports on the growing national debate over these school‑ICE policies.
At least 23 states considered laws governing ICE and schools this year Houston Public Media
