Walkouts Dwindle at L.A. Schools but Not Elsewhere

Posted on: March 30th, 2006
Filed Under: [ Hispanic News ] [ Immigration ] [ Youth ]
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“The number of students who left Los Angeles schools to protest an immigration bill slowed to a trickle Wednesday as officials enforced truancy laws more strictly after two days of widespread walkouts.

But the protests continued unabated in San Diego County, prompting at least one district to close some campuses for the rest of the week.”

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