Texas Substitute Teacher Under Investigation for Urging ICE to Visit High School
Fort Worth ISD has removed the teacher from campus while investigating a social media post targeting non-English-speaking students at North Side High School.
- A substitute teacher at North Side High School in Fort Worth, Texas, allegedly posted on social media asking ICE to raid the school, citing students who 'don't even speak English.'
- The Fort Worth Independent School District (FWISD) is conducting a thorough investigation and has removed the teacher from campus during the process.
- The post, made under the username @Hookem232, responded to an ICE enforcement update and criticized the school system, calling for an overhaul by the U.S. Department of Education.
- The incident follows recent changes in federal immigration policies under President Donald Trump, including rescinding protections for 'sensitive locations' like schools.
- District officials, including Interim Superintendent Karen Molinar and School Board President Roxanne Martinez, have assured families of their commitment to maintaining a supportive environment for all students.