Adriana Gavilan Sanchez
Coverage of Adriana Gavilan Sanchez in the Nexus archive.
- States, cities try to keep ICE out of schools
More than a dozen states have enacted laws to keep ICE away from schools, but an incident in Baltimore demonstrated the limits of state authority when federal agents conducted raids near educational facilities. ICE agents arrested Jesus Acevedo Sanchez and detained his wife outside Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School; subsequently, a federal judge ruled that the officers lacked probable cause for the arrest.
- States, cities try to keep ICE out of schools
More than a dozen states have enacted laws aiming to prevent ICE from operating in schools, but an incident in Baltimore illustrated the limits of state authority. On June 11, ICE agents arrested Jesus Acevedo Sanchez and detained his wife outside Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School. Subsequently, a federal judge ordered the release of Jesus Acevedo Sanchez, ruling that the agents lacked probable cause for the arrest.
- States, cities try to keep ICE out of schools
ICE agents arrested Jesus Acevedo Sanchez and detained his wife outside Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School in Baltimore. A federal judge later ordered the release, ruling that ICE did not have probable cause for the arrest. The incident drew criticism regarding the limits of state authority despite multiple states enacting laws to keep immigration enforcement away from schools.
- States, cities try to keep ICE out of schools
More than a dozen states have enacted laws designed to keep ICE away from schools, but an incident in Baltimore showed limits on local authority when confronting federal enforcement. During one such incident, ICE agents arrested Jesus Acevedo Sanchez and detained his wife near Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School. However, a federal judge later ordered the release of Sanchez, ruling that the agents did not have probable cause for the arrest.