Parents and advocates urge Tyler ISD to reassure student safety amid immigration fears.

Committee discusses costs and procedures for schools to collect immigration data on students.

Appellant Massachusetts Premier Soccer LLC (GPS) argues Burns & Levinson and attorney Henderson breached duties by not informing unconflicted board members of a federal visa-fraud investigation; defendants said no duty existed under Rule 1.13(b), causation is speculative, and immigration counsel handled the substantive work.

At a statutorily required Truth Act forum, county staff reported that the Tulare County Sheriff’s Office received 239 ICE access requests in 2024 and transferred six individuals to immigration officials; the Probation Department reported no ICE access for civil immigration enforcement in 2024.

Councilmember Oscar Ortiz asked staff to pursue federal records documenting local ICE detentions; council members debated jurisdiction and next steps and the mayor and city attorney suggested placing the matter on a future agenda for staff analysis and follow-up.

Council addresses concerns over ICE activity and explores safe zones in Encinitas.

Sheriff must ensure local agents do not aid during ICE detainments and maintain peace.

Residents call for city council action against ICE transparency and public safety concerns.

Legislators explore legislative action to clarify the fair and impartial policing policy.

Sheriff Lewis outlines ICE collaboration guidelines to alleviate community fears over enforcement.

After multiple public comments from students and parents about ICE presence and walkouts, the Kingston City School District board moved a proposed amendment about protest-related absences to the code-of-conduct committee and scheduled committee work within 30 days. Students called for transparency and clearer protections.