Secret Service Agents, Not ICE, Visited Chicago School, Officials Say Amid Deportation Fears
In a statement Friday evening, Chicago Public Schools leaders said that after their initial comments went out about ICE agents, they learned the agents were from the Secret Service. The false alarm heightened fears among immigrant communities in the country’s third-largest city.
The CEO of Chicago Public Schools on Saturday addressed the incident at a Southwest Side elementary school in which U.S. Secret Service agents were mistaken for Immigration and Customs Enforcement ...
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Chicago Public Schools does not allow immigration officers into schools without a criminal warrant. Experts weigh in on how ...
Federal agents who attempted to enter an elementary school on Chicago's South Side were with the U.S. Secret Service - and ...
A former Chicago Public Schools gym teacher will serve 17 years in prison for sexually assaulting three students.
With Chicago Public Schools and Chicago Teachers Union still unable to settle on a contract, parents say their children are ...
The CPS worker who visited Jeanne Whitefeather, Donald Lantz and their five adopted kids in Sissonville in 2023 took the ...
School leaders proposed a plan to launch a new virtual school based at Western Hills University High School, specifically ...
Chicago's migrant community is on edge on Friday night following rumors that the ICE agents attempted to enter an elementary ...
Since being established in state law in 2010, the fact-finding process has been used three times. In two of those cases, teachers ultimately went on strike.
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