On Feb. 27, multiple Border Patrol agents in uniform walked the halls of William J. Brennan High School for a campus career event, chatting with students and staff in classrooms and common areas as part of College, Career and Military Readiness programming. What might have seemed like a routine career-day stop instead rattled many students and reignited tensions among teens who have been protesting federal immigration enforcement this winter.
Students Object To Agents In Classrooms
Students and a local youth activist group pushed back almost immediately. Claire Lewis, director of the student-led San Antonio Students for Peace, told San Antonio Current, “Border Patrol agents do not belong in classrooms,” and the group posted a video condemning the…..