American student handed out deportation notices to classmates

A student in a California school decided to make fun of classmates from several ethnic minorities, handing out fake letters about forced deportation to them.

He decided to joke the day after it became known that Donald Trump, a supporter of mass deportations of immigrants, won the November 8 2016 election of the year.

A student, whose name is not specified, distributed letters for 1 day. They instantly provoked outrage and shock. Parents appealed to the school administration to explain what was happening.

The school leadership called the prankster to the office. It turned out that all his ethnic friends had received letters.

“We are not exaggerating when we say this type of behavior will not be tolerated,” said Director Jim Cloney. “This kind of insensitive behavior will not be tolerated in any of our schools, and the administration intervened immediately upon learning of the incident.”

But the director refused to comment on what measures the school would take against the student so that this would not happen again.

On Friday, someone launched a petition on the site Change.orgwhich calls on director Clonie to respond toughly to the racist jokes of students.

During the entire election campaign, Trump announced the expulsion of immigrants from the country, so after his election, many fear that he will actually deal with deportation.

At the start of his campaign in 2015, Trump announced that he was deporting 11 millions of illegal immigrants to the United States, creating a target group for this within the framework of immigration and customs legislation.

Later he changed his plan and said that “he would focus on the identification and deportation of the most dangerous illegal criminals”. Trump also said he opposes any amnesty for undocumented people.

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