The school board in a western Oregon community whose residents are predominately Latino or Hispanic has voted down a resolution expressing public support for immigrant students.

The proposed resolution stated that Woodburn schools should be welcome places and that children, regardless of immigration status, have a right to free public education.

The board voted 3-5 Tuesday to reject a resolution that would have reaffirmed Oregon's Sanctuary Laws. WOODBURN, Ore. — Woodburn School Board members voted down a resolution titled "Reaffirming Safe ...

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Tuesday’s vote came after Woodburn Superintendent Juan Larios told the board repeatedly nothing in the resolution was new. “We do have protocols in place in our buildings to protect students ...