At least four students from the district, including Liam, have been taken by ICE officers in recent weeks, prompting school officials to call for the release of body camera footage.
Liam's family attorney claims the five-year-old and his father entered the U.S. lawfully via the CBP One app, while the Department of Homeland Security states the father entered illegally and that a child was not targeted.
Superintendent Zena Stenvik and school board chair Mary Granlund expressed that the ICE activity is “inducing trauma” and has “shaken” the community's sense of safety.
Liam Ramos and his father, Adrian Alexander Conejo Arias, are currently being held together at an ICE facility in Dilley, Texas.