No ICE in Schools Act Keep Immigration Enforcement Out of Schools...
To prohibit Federal education funds from being made available to any educational agency or institution that releases any education records or other student information for purposes of immigration enforcement.
The "No ICE in Schools Act" aims to prevent federal education funds from being provided to any school or educational institution that shares student records or information for immigration enforcement purposes. This means schools that comply with this requirement could lose access to federal funds, which could impact their budgets and resources.
This bill would affect all schools and educational institutions that receive federal funding. If enacted, schools would need to ensure they do not release any student information to immigration enforcement agencies, or risk losing federal funding.
The bill was introduced on April 20, 2026, and has been referred to the House Committee on Education and Workforce for further review. This is the initial step in the legislative process, and it will need to pass through several stages, including committee reviews, debates, and votes, before it could become law.
