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Nearly 250 Colorado high school athletes lost sports eligibility after protesting immigration enforcement, per attendance rules.
Nearly 250 high school students in Grand Junction, Colorado, were deemed ineligible to compete in sports after participating in a Friday walkout protesting ICE and CBP.
The Mesa County Valley School District 51 enforced its attendance policy, which bars athletes from competing if they have unexcused absences on or before non-school contact days.
The district said families were informed in advance that walkouts would count as unexcused absences, and the policy applies regardless of the reason for absence.
While the district emphasized it respects students’ right to protest, it stressed that athletic eligibility is tied to attendance, not discipline.
Some wrestlers were excused due to a delayed return from an out-of-town event, but others were not, leading to mixed reactions from athletes and parents.
Casi 250 atletas de secundaria de Colorado perdieron la elegibilidad deportiva después de protestar contra la aplicación de la ley de inmigración, según las reglas de asistencia.