Safe Schools and Educational Access Act.

Summary

The Safe Schools and Educational Access Act stops public K‑12 schools, community colleges and state universities from denying enrollment or allowing ICE or CBP actions on campus without a warrant, and it bans sharing student data with immigration authorities unless legally required. It also creates a $181 million state funding program to support teachers, materials and other services for students with limited English proficiency. The aim is to let all students attend school without fear of immigration raids and to improve language support.

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