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Deportations Contribute to Declining School Enrollment Rates

Projected school enrollment in the U.S. is set to decrease by 2 million students by 2030. Education experts attribute part of this decline to the deportation of immigrant families with school-age children.

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Projected school enrollment in the U.S. is set to decrease by 2 million students by 2030. Education experts attribute part of this decline to the deportation of immigrant families with school-age children.

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Low birth rates were emptying public schools. ICE deportations are now making it worse

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Deportations Contribute to Declining School Enrollment Rates