Overview
- Video posted by Arturo González shows him running to King Chavez Community High School during drop-off and being allowed inside by principal Desi Sullivan.
- ICE issued a public statement calling the move into the campus dangerous and described the activist as a "known agitator with a long criminal history."
- The agency warned that those who interfere with law enforcement performing their duties may face arrest.
- González said he was near the school to alert parents about ICE activity and praised Sullivan, whom he called a hero, in a follow-up video.
- King Chavez is a charter school authorized by San Diego Unified but operating independently, and officials from the school and district have offered limited public comment, with no arrests or disciplinary actions reported.