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LA Schools Shield Graduation From Immigration Enforcement

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Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Superintendent Alberto Carvalho announced a comprehensive security plan to protect undocumented students and families attending graduations. Over 100 graduations are protected, with school police establishing perimeters to deter immigration enforcement. Measures include expedited parent entry, extended on-site parent presence, monitored bus routes, and virtual viewing options. The plan extends to summer school, addressing concerns stemming from observed federal vans near campuses. Carvalho emphasized every student's right to education and safety, regardless of immigration status.

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