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RandySF

(58,911 posts)
Sat Jun 30, 2018, 02:12 PM Jun 2018

DU Lawyers: A friend needs legal advice in iCE visits her child's school.

What should one do if ICE pays a visit to her school and is asked whether she is aware of undocumented school parents? How can she answer in a away that doesn't implicate others without outright lying?

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DU Lawyers: A friend needs legal advice in iCE visits her child's school. (Original Post) RandySF Jun 2018 OP
'It's not my job to do YOUR job here, please leave.' elleng Jun 2018 #1
+1 JHB Jun 2018 #2
"The king is a fink" JHB Jun 2018 #3
Simply refuse to answer. Mariana Jun 2018 #4
"It's not my job to monitor such things. You'll have to get that information elsewhere." The Velveteen Ocelot Jun 2018 #5
I am an American Citizen and under the 5th Amendment I am exercising that right irisblue Jun 2018 #6
"Thank you for visiting. Have a nice day." jberryhill Jun 2018 #7
She should say, "My job is teaching children. I do not inquire into their documentation." MineralMan Jun 2018 #8
Contact the local ACLU. ASAP. EndGOPPropaganda Jun 2018 #9

irisblue

(32,980 posts)
6. I am an American Citizen and under the 5th Amendment I am exercising that right
Sat Jun 30, 2018, 02:22 PM
Jun 2018

Thinking F off is likely to also occur.

 

jberryhill

(62,444 posts)
7. "Thank you for visiting. Have a nice day."
Sat Jun 30, 2018, 02:22 PM
Jun 2018

“Would you like a cup of coffee, or is this just a short visit?”

And if they opt for coffee, then get some coffee.

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