Tipsheet

Guess What This IL College Will Do to Students Who Follow Federal Law

This seems like a straight-up violation of the First Amendment and obstruction of federal laws.

The College of DuPage in Illinois is warning students that they will be punished if they report illegal alien students to authorities.

Here's the highlighted portions of the text:

Will COD Police help ICE officers to apprehend and remove individuals from campus?

No, Illinois law prohibits COD Police from assisting federal agents in immigration enforcement. COD Police do not ask about immigration status, nor will they make arrests based solely on immigration status

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Can a student be disciplined for calling immigration authorities on another student?

Yes, calling immigration authorities on another student could violate the COD Student Code of Conduct if the action is done with the intent to harass, discriminate, or retaliate against the other student.

The Department of Education and ICE might want to look into the College of DuPage for interfering with federal law enforcement. Blocking the school from receiving federal financial aid and tax dollars would be a great punishment for this blatant abuse.

Correct. A college code of conduct does not trump federal laws.

In a Facebook post, Awake Illinois shared the information as well.

"WOW. College of DuPage in Illinois has an “Undocumented Student Resource” page that provides advice and services to illegal students, and confirms that students can be PUNISHED for reporting illegal aliens on campus and won’t let campus police assist ICE. This taxpayer-funded school is protecting foreign criminals," the post read.

We're not sure how DuPage College would know if someone called ICE; those calls are anonymous.

The penalties for harboring illegal immigrants are not nearly harsh enough, it seems.

The Left believes it's "equity" and "justice" to enforce the laws when it comes to American citizens or, as DuPage College shows, make up rules to punish Americans in the defense of their pet demographic group.