Bethesda Students Demand ICE-Free Campuses With Walkout

TL;DR
Hundreds of students at Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda walked out during fifth period to protest ICE activity on school grounds and pressed Montgomery County Public Schools to adopt a policy barring ICE enforcement on campus and to educate students on civil liberties. Organizers Evan Schwartz and Dalia Rees framed the action as part of broader youth political engagement; a freshman shared fears about identification and safety. District officials outlined existing visitor procedures and reaffirmed students’ right to peaceful assembly, noting that walkouts can result in unexcused absences.
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