Summary
Prevents schools that get federal money from sharing student records or personal information for immigration enforcement without parental consent.
What does this bill do?
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Section:
Sec. 2(k)
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Prohibition of release of education records or other student information
Prohibits federal funding for non-compliant schools
Stops any educational agency or institution from receiving federal funds if it has a policy of sharing student information for immigration enforcement without parental consent.
Reference
Text:
Section:
Sec. 2(k)
Header:
Prohibition of release of education records or other student information
Requires specific parental consent
Allows information to be shared only with specific, written consent from a student's parents that details what is being released, why, and to whom.
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Section:
Sec. 2(k)(2)
Header:
Prohibition of release of education records or other student information
Protects all student information
Covers not just official education records but also any other student information, including personal details and directory information.
Who does this affect?
- Immigrant students and their families
- Educational institutions
- Immigration enforcement agencies
What is the real world impact?
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Creates a safe space for students
Ensures schools are safe places for all children to learn, without fear that their personal information will be used for immigration enforcement against them or their families.
What problem does this solve?
Immigration enforcement actions near schools can scare families and prevent children from getting an education. This bill protects students by stopping schools from sharing their private information with immigration officials unless a parent agrees in writing.
When does this start?
This bill would take effect as soon as it is signed into law.