Caribbean advocates condemn Puerto Rico senate bill on ICE access to schools
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Caribbean immigration advocates, community leaders, and elected officials have condemned a bill approved by the Puerto Rico Senate. They argue the legislation could weaken protections for students who are immigrants. Critics claim the law would give agents from US Immigration and Customs Enforcement more access to public schools.
SAN JUAN, Nov. 7, CMC – Caribbean immigration advocates, elected officials and community leaders have condemned legislation approved by the Puerto Rico Senate, warning that it could weaken protections for immigrant students. They argued, too, that it would allow US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents greater access to public schools.