Overview
- Superintendent Alberto Carvalho ordered school police to intensify roving patrols and set up protected perimeters at all graduation venues to deter federal agents
- New protocols grant parents immediate entry upon arrival, allow them to remain on campus after ceremonies and empower police to block any enforcement without a judicial warrant
- Since April, the district has documented six to seven federal enforcement encounters near campuses, including an incident where a student and his father were detained and transferred to Texas
- President Trump deployed 2,000 National Guard troops and U.S. Marines prepared for deployment after protests over ICE raids led to at least 56 arrests in Los Angeles
- Governor Newsom sued over the National Guard deployment, and Mayor Bass alongside teachers unions have publicly condemned recent federal enforcement tactics