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Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt is commending one of the state’s school districts for suspending more than 100 students who participated in a walkout protesting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement last week.
Officials at the Mustang, Oklahoma, public school district confirmed that a number of students received in-school suspensions for truancy after several students took part in the protest, reports ABC affiliate KOCO 5.
The district did not say how many students were affected, but Stitt, in a social media post, said that he applauded “Mustang Superintendent Dr. Charles Bradley for suspending 122 students who walked out of class to protest.”…