CNN Brina Kelar, the supervisor of Oklahoma Governmental School, fought Ryan Walters because of his openness to the capabilities Ice raids on schools.
During a clip of “CNN News Central” on Tuesday, Keilaar played a clip from Walters saying at a local ports that he will not exclude schools if the Trump administration considers this necessary.
“If this is what President Trump sees appropriate because there is a group of illegal immigrants who need to enforce them to remove them from schools, at all,” Wallets said in the interview. “We will work with him to make sure he is able to implement this.”
“Do you think this will be shocking for students in schools? I am talking about all students,” Keilaar asked him, in response to the clip.
The headmaster of Oklahoma Governmental School, Ryan Walters, has expressed his support for any immigration policy that Donald Trump will implement. (Ice)
“My great concern is what the illegal immigration of our educational system has done,” Walters started. “This has caused a collective chaos. We are not able to obtain resources -“
“Can you just answer my question, please, the supervisor?” Kelar.
“Do you think it will be shocking for students to witness a raid in their school and the students who were removed from their school? Do you think this will be painful?”
Wallets answered, “I think what might be painful is if President Trump does not give the information necessary to preserve the family?
“This is not what I ask. I ask you … this is not at all what I ask, the supervisor,” Keilar interrupted again.
CNN Brina Kelar has asked Waltars to respond to his comments that appear to support ice raids in schools. (CNN screen shot)
Kear repeated her question, which Warsen repeated his support for any Trump's decision Made in the immigration policy. When I interrupted him again, Walters attacked the question.
“You ask me a question, by default, when we deal – he said Walters,” Wallets said.
“It is not hypothetical. I have made it clear that it is not hypothetical. I have said that it is not hypothetical, sir,” said Kear.
Wallets said: “I told you about a terrorist in our school last year, and your defense will say that you will not remove him because he is a terrorist in a school.” “Of course, we will take it on the basis of each case separately. We will work with the Trump administration. We have the death of fentanel more than 600 times in our state. Of course, we will deal with that.”
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An Afghan citizen was arrested In October in Oklahoma to plan to commit a terrorist attack on election day with a co -conspirator.
The Education Council in Oklahoma, which includes Walters, voted to support the parents' demand to prove the status of their child's sexual condition. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)
Keilar closed this part by question Walters if it would only remove terrorist suspected students.
“I say that we will work with the Trump administration to impose the anti -IGL immigration policy,” Wallets said. “This includes giving them information about students in our schools, and the families registered in our schools so that they can make decisions on how families are deported together and how criminals are identified in our school system.”
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On Tuesday, the Education Council in Oklahoma voted on Tuesday in favor of proposing parents to report the nationality of their child or immigration. However, the proposal must be approved by the state legislative council and the ruler before it comes into effect.
