Here’s how Maryland schools will respond to potential immigration enforcement on campuses

Maryland’s State Superintendent of Schools Carey Wright sent out guidance on how the state’s 24 school systems should respond to federal immigration agencies now that President Donald Trump’s administration has removed the “sensitive location” designation that previously made schools off-limits to enforcement efforts.

In a memo issued Thursday, Wright reminded school officials that while verification of residency was needed for students to enroll in schools, documentation of citizenship status was not.

“I want to ensure that every student — regardless of immigration status — receives the support they need from our educational system. Every child deserves access to a quality education, and it is our responsibility to uphold that right.”..

Here’s how Maryland schools will respond to potential immigration enforcement on campuses - WTOP News