CATAWBA COUNTY, N.C. — Newton-Conover City Schools has notified families about recent federal policy changes that allow immigration enforcement on school property, while emphasizing its commitment to protecting all students regardless of immigration status.
In a letter sent to families, Newton-Conover City Schools Superintendent Aron Gabriel said the district will maintain its focus on providing "safe, welcoming, and supportive environments where every child can learn and grow."
The communication comes as Border Patrol operations have drawn attention in the Charlotte area this week, sparking protests, concern in the Latino community, and hundreds of arrests.
The letter clarified that while recent federal policy changes permit U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to conduct certain e

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