Delaware schools urged to protect immigrant students and data

Urging Delaware Schools And School Districts To Adopt And Implement Clear Policies Regarding Immigration Enforcement And The Importance Of Student Safety And Data Privacy.

Engrossed· 2025-03-25

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If passed, Delaware schools would have to make rules that keep immigration officers out without a warrant and guard student information.

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Students and families will feel safer and more trusted, while schools may need extra paperwork and training to follow the new rules.

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The facts

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All requests from immigration enforcement must be sent to the superintendent or charter leader.
A judicial warrant is required for immigration authorities to enter school premises unless there is an emergency.
School staff may not ask about or share a student’s immigration status without written permission from a parent or guardian.
The Department of Education is asked to create model policies to help schools follow these rules.