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This School District Received Death Threats For Standing Up For Immigrants

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By Ariel Gilreath Verified
| Popular Resistance
Above photo: Wilmer Chavarria, the superintendent of the Winooski School District in Vermont, advocated for the state to require schools to have an immigration enforcement policy similar to the sanctuary school policy his district adopted last year. Oliver Parini for The Hechinger Report. It’s Not Backing Down. In Winooski, Vermont, where more than a third of children are English learners, a school superintendent has invested in protecting immigrant students even as one of his own was detained.
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This School District Has Received Death Threats for Standing up for Immigrants. It’s Not Backing Down

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By Ariel Gilreath Verified
| Flipboard
Tom Hanks' 8-word warning to Travis Kelce ahead of marriage to Taylor Swift Tom Hanks has been married to Rita Wilson for 38 years, so it's safe to assume that he knows a thing or two about a happy marriage. The Oscar winner …
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This school district has received death threats for standing up for immigrants. It’s not backing down

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By Ariel Gilreath Verified
| Vermont Public Verified
The day’s class started with a writing prompt: Do you feel safe in school? Why or why not? The students — whose families hail from across the globe and speak languages including Arabic, Nepali, Spanish and Somali — wrote their responses before reading them aloud. “I feel safe in school because I saw the school doors are locked every time,” one student said, “and I heard ICE is not here.” “If ICE comes to school, they are not allowed to go in,” said another. “ICE can’t come in,” said a third teen.
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