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Arizona Education Leader Opposes ICE in Schools, Defies Trump Administration

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Arizona schools chief doesn't want ICE in schools, breaks with Trump

Former President Donald Trump plans to deploy immigration agents to schools to detain undocumented immigrants. This controversial approach has sparked significant backlash, particularly from Arizona’s top education official, Tom Horne, who is also a Republican.

Horne expressed strong opposition to this strategy, emphasizing the potential harm it could cause to the educational environment and the well-being of students. He believes that such actions could instill fear among families and disrupt the learning process.

The proposal aligns with a broader crackdown on immigration that Trump has championed. Critics argue that targeting schools could lead to negative consequences for both documented and undocumented students alike.

As discussions continue, the implications of this approach remain a hot topic in Arizona and beyond, raising questions about the balance between immigration enforcement and the safety of educational institutions.