15,000 Immigrant Educators Fear Deportation as Trump Axes Work Protections
Thousands of immigrant teachers and school staff face potential deportation after the Trump administration ended temporary work permit programs like DACA and TPS. Many have taught in U.S. classrooms for years, forming essential parts of bilingual and special education departments. School districts in multiple states warn of a looming teacher shortage if forced to let go of these valuable educators, especially in high-need subjects. Legal challenges and advocacy efforts are underway, but time is running short for many whose permits will soon expire.
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