ICE agents denied access to Chicago elementary school: officials

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : What's next: While ICE is generally allowed to arrest, interview, search, and surveil individuals in public spaces, such as courthouses or bus stops, without a judicial warrant, stricter rules apply to school facilities, CPS officials said.
47% : Under the City of Chicago's Welcoming City Ordinance, ICE agents are prohibited from accessing CPS facilities unless they provide credentials, a valid reason for their visit, and a criminal judicial warrant signed by a federal judge, school officials said. ICE must also have a judicial warrant to search the school or seize records, which must be signed by a state or federal judge.

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