U.S. Secret Service visit mistaken for ICE raid at Chicago elementary school

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Schools are places where children can learn, grow, and build a community.
56% : ----------"Chicago and Illinois have led the nation with laws that welcome and protect immigrants, and prohibit coordination with ICE.
53% : A judicial warrant is also required for ICE to search school property or seize records.
50% : When ICE arrives, a child does not know if they are there for them, a friend, or a trusted adult.
49% : The agents did not speak with students or staff, and teaching continued uninterrupted.ICE Responds :FOX 32 Chicago reached out to ICE, which confirmed that the incident did not involve their agents.
48% : CPS officials said staff initially believed the agents were from ICE.
46% : Under the Trump administration, ICE conducted nationwide operations that resulted in more than 460 arrests, including in Illinois.
43% : ----------"There is absolutely no reason that ICE should attempt to enter elementary schools.
41% : "Our schools must remain a safe haven where children, families, and staff can come and go without fear of intimidation from ICE.
37% : It is sickening, unnecessary, and harmful to any child who attends a school where ICE shows up.
6% : Shame on Donald Trump for putting children in harm's way," said Congressman Sean Casten.

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