Denver Public Schools filed a temporary restraining order to keep the Department of Homeland Security from operating in its schools. The district wrote in a news release that “DPS must operate

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents did not make any arrests at Denver schools on Feb. 5, but DPS leaders and educators across the metro area have become concerned about such a scenario after the Trump administration rescinded a 2011 policy that prevented immigration officials from making arrests at sensitive locations, such as schools.

Denver Public Schools launched a lawsuit Wednesday against the Trump administration over its policy allowing ICE agents in schools.