As the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency continues to carry out high-profile raids across the country, parents and educators in California are taking matters into their own hands to ensure students can safely get to school. In response to the growing fear of deportation and ICE presence, many local communities are banding together to provide transportation and support to immigrant families. From volunteer drivers to carpooling programs, these grassroots initiatives aim to bridge the gap for students who may be too afraid to attend school due to concerns about their family's immigration status. With the state's sanctuary laws in place, California is seen as a haven for immigrant families, but the threat of ICE action remains a constant worry for many.
Looking out for ICE, California parents, teachers help students get to school EdSource