California has enacted new laws aimed at protecting the privacy of immigrant students amid increasing federal immigration enforcement. These measures restrict immigration officials’ access to schools and prohibit sharing sensitive student information without a judicial warrant. The moves come as Democratic-led states push back against President Trump’s intensified deportation efforts, which include plans to deploy National Guard troops to assist immigration agents in key cities. California’s new protections are part of a wider wave of legislation designed to shield vulnerable immigrant communities from federal enforcement actions, as reported by the Associated Press. New laws limit access to schools and protect student information One of the key provisions requires schools and high

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