Movimiento Victoria Ciudadana asked the House of Representatives on Nov 7 to strengthen protections for public-school students against interventions by ICE, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, warning that Senate Bill 1062 as approved strips safeguards the island's school protocols already provide. ^{[1] [2]} The Senate passed PS 1062 on Nov 5 by a vote of 20 to 4, after amendments reshaped a bill originally drafted to protect all immigrant students from discrimination. ^{[3] [4]} The amended version may allow ICE interventions on school grounds, and it makes legal consultation with the Puerto Rico Department of Justice and the accompaniment of an intervened student by a parent or tutor optional. ^{[5] [6]} Under the Department of Education's current protocol, both legal consultation and student accompaniment are required. ^[7] ACLU of Puerto Rico warned that the bill's amendments violate students' constitutional rights. ^[8] Victoria Ciudadana's statement objects that the measure removes the prior legal-advice requirement before school staff release student data, and it asks the House to restore the constitutional safeguards of the original draft. ^{[9] [10]} The party frames the fight as part of a broader campaign: it belongs to the Front of Organizations Against Trump Migration Policies, and its municipal legislators have filed migrant-protection ordinances in six Puerto Rico municipalities. ^{[11] [12]} The debate now reaches a school system that has already closed 265 public schools. ^[13]