In a recent incident, Homeland Security agents attempted to enter two elementary schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) to conduct welfare checks on migrant children. However, school authorities denied them entry, affirming their support for immigrant students and their families. Federal officials were reportedly seeking access to check on undocumented kids, but the schools have emphasized the importance of student rights and privacy. This event has prompted concerns among families about the implications of federal presence in educational settings, especially in light of the ongoing immigration crackdown. California Senators criticized the Department of Homeland Security for targeting students without a signed warrant. The LAUSD remains committed to ensuring a safe environment for all students, regardless of their immigration status.