California bill requires families to be alerted of immigration agents on school campuses | California

California deputies, the Trump administration continued the campaign of aggressive mass deportation, while immigrant application officials passed a bill that required schools to warn families and teachers when the campus were on campuses.

In accordance with the bill, K-12 schools, state universities and community colleges should inform the students, faculty members and personnel in a similar way to early warning systems for other campus emergencies ”according to the state senator Sasha Renée Pérez, who wrote the legislation.

Now he goes to Gavin Newsom, who will sign the law until October 12th. If the legislation is signed, it will enter into force immediately and remain in force until 2031.

“When they return to school, this legislation is more important than ever, Pé said Pérez, President of the Senate Education Committee.

“In the face of mass exiles, raids and migratory implementation officials in schools, it can help inform and strengthen the safety law, the security of school communities and the security of their families.”

The bill comes because the Trump administration’s immigration pressure throws communities into turmoil and arrest immigrant agents in people outside schools and shopping centers. In response to the pressure on Tuesday, state deputies accepted advanced invoices that prohibited a series of proposals and immigration officials from entering the school or hospital areas without warrant.

“Students cannot learn unless they feel safe,” the Democratic Assembly Al Muratsuchi said. “For decades, we have had a bilateral agreement free of educational institutions, schools, campuses and immigration practice activities.”

The legislation was supported by Tony Thurmond, the State Director of Public Education, who controls California’s public school system.

“Our migrant families live in fear and our time to take action has started. The school year has begun and now it is time to make a decisive effort to protect our communities and protect our schools as a safe place,” he said.

Other Democratic -led states brought immigrants in their homes, at work and Trump’s mass deportation plans to protect the legislation aimed at protecting them during the police encounters.

When the school year started last month at the Los Angeles Unified, the authorities called on immigration officials not to carry out execution activities near the campuses during the school day. According to the Teachers’ Association, the second largest school area in the country includes approximately 30,000 immigrant students without an estimated quarter of legal status.

In August, the Federal immigration agents detained a 15 -year -old child with a force of guns outside a Los Angeles High School, which suffered a widespread anger in the city.