U.S. IMMIGRATION AND Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have been recently spotted in East San Jose, as mass deportation orders under President Donald Trump are being carried out nationwide. With fear being stoked in immigrant communities,

San Jose leaders have committed to supporting the immigrant community but have avoided calling the city a “sanctuary.”

Protesters have continued demonstrations throughout San Jose’s east side through the weekend, voicing opposition to recent ICE activity in the South Bay and greater Bay Area last week. At least 100 protesters gathered along King and Story roads Sunday afternoon,

There were protests Tuesday over the recent immigration enforcement in San Jose, and students and community members in the Bay Area are expected to hit the streets again Wednesday.

Local school districts are speaking out in support of their immigrant communities as U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement conducts raids in San Jose.

From Oakland to Gilroy, students and workers staged walkouts and rallies Monday to protest the Trump Administration’s threats of mass deportation that have instilled such deep fear in the Bay Area’s immigrant communities that some parents are keeping their children home from school.