Secret service agents were mistakenly identified as ICE officers when attempting to enter an elementary school, creating a potentially stressful environment for education majors stationed in schools.

In a letter to families Wednesday, officials with the Acero charter school network said the individual was taken into custody ...

The threat of immigration enforcement in schools is causing fear and anxiety for immigrant students, including Black children of mixed-status families. Schools must take a stand to protect them.

Last month, Chicago Public Schools had a false report of ICE ... protect our children,” said Natasha Ortega, principal of Hamline Elementary in Chicago. There have been no confirmed ICE raids ...

Chicago Public Schools officials had a calm, seemingly friendly conversation with two Secret Service agents outside Hamline Elementary School hours before the district sparked a nationwide panic ...

(Chicago Public Schools) About 17 minutes after the agents arrived, Hamline Elementary Principal Natasha Ortega comes out from a side door to speak to them and one of the agents shows her his ...

CHICAGO — Chicago Public Schools officials had a calm, seemingly friendly conversation with two U.S. Secret Service agents outside Hamline School hours before the district sparked a nationwide ...

Chicago Public Schools ... the schools… People who are undocumented are paying taxes." Martinez on Thursday addressed the surprise appearance by Secret Service agents at Hamline Elementary ...

In light of rising fears of Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity throughout Chicago, CEO Pedro Martinez assured that Chicago Public Schools will continue ... A recent incident at Hamline ...

“We will not open our door for ICE, and we are here to protect our children,” said Natasha Ortega, principal of Hamline Elementary. But Viridiana Carrizales, co-founder and CEO of ImmSchools, a group ...

ICE was never at the school. The officials who visited Hamline Elementary School were from the Secret Service. CPS officials changed their message, calling the mistake a “misunderstanding ...