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New York City Mayor Eric Adams warns against impeding ICE operations, highlighting his successful handling of weekend protests while discussing his re-election as an independent.

At least two high school students in New York City have been detained by ICE in the past several weeks, part of an intensification of attacks on immigrants across New York and all over the country.

At a news conference held June 9, NYC mayor Adams and NYPD commissioner Tisch promised safety to protesters, New Yorkers.

The Queens student is the second known immigrant enrolled in the city’s public schools to be targeted for deportation during President Trump’s current term.

The 11th grader marks the second NYC public school student to be detained by ICE in the last two weeks. The agency previously took a 20-year-old student named Dylan into custody on May 21.