A federal judge ruled against a Denver Public Schools request to block federal immigration agents from making arrests at sensitive places like schools. The decision is among the latest wins for the Trump administration as officials seek to enact their mass deportation agenda.
The lawsuit was the first of its kind filed by a public school. The preliminary injunction was filed by DPS against the Department of Homeland Security and Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noam, alleging the district was "hindered in fulfilling its missions" to the students who are not attending school "for fear of immigration enforcement actions occurring on DPS school grounds."
