Colorado School Accused of Teaching Students to Track ICE Agents

By: Joseph Chalfant | Townhall

A presentation was allegedly given at a Jefferson County, Colorado public school instructing students on how to document ICE agents conducting operations.

The information included the often-used acronym “S.A.L.U.T.E.” to instruct their children on how to ensure full documentation of the activity of federal agents, essentially equipping them to work as “ICE watchers” like Renee Good and Alex Pretti. Children were told to gather information like number of officers, appearance, location, and the equipment of officers that students might observe.

“Remember: document and record everything,” one slide of the presentation read. The presentation also “informed” students that “ICE leadership has given officers the go-ahead to violate the [C]onstitution.”

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