A school district's decision to fire a bilingual family liaison has been criticized by LULAC 151 President Robert Quintero. He expressed concerns to the superintendent and trustees that this move will further alienate a community that is already reluctant to reach out. Quintero believes this hesitation is due to immigration law enforcement.
The president's comments suggest that the community's trust has already been strained, and this decision may exacerbate the issue. Further details about the situation and the district's response are available from the source.
The criticism highlights the potential impact of the district's decision on community relations. Quintero's statement emphasizes the need for the district to consider the effects of its actions on the community it serves.
