The impacts of the Trump administration' s ongoing i mmigration enforcement efforts are felt across public high schools across the U.S., with some experiencing bullying and a drop in attendance, according to a survey by the University of California, Los Angeles.

The UCLA Institute for Democracy, Education and Access published its findings Wednesday, reflecting responses from more than 600 high school principals in the summer of 2025 when anti-immigration operations began in Los Angeles.

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Among the findings, over 70% of the U.S. high schools were affected given the heightened concerns that students from immigrant families have over their families’ well-being.

That may be why more than half of the surveyed pri

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