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Oklahoma Proposal Requires Proof of Citizenship for School Enrollment

Oklahoma's education board may soon require proof of U.S. citizenship for student enrollment, igniting concerns among immigrant families and educators.

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A proposal in Oklahoma would mandate proof of citizenship or legal immigration status for students enrolling in public schools, a move linked to President Trump's immigration policies. The plan, proposed by State Superintendent Ryan Walters, does not bar undocumented students but requires districts to track student numbers based on immigration status. Critics warn it may deter immigrant families from enrolling their children, as federal laws affirm their right to education. Education advocates and legal experts cite concerns over the potential ramifications on the Plyler v. Doe ruling, which protects this right. The proposal awaits further legislative scrutiny.

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