Minor Teen Student Participating in Anti-ICE Protest in West Palm Beach Struck By Vehicle A minor student participating in an anti-ICE protest in West Palm Beach, Florida, was struck by a vehicle and sustained non-life-threatening injuries. This event occurred during a student walkout protesting ICE, with authorities responding to the scene. The incident mirrors other reported cases of students involved in protests and struck by vehicles, raising concerns about student safety and the encouragement of political activism in schools.

• A minor student was struck by a vehicle while participating in an anti-ICE protest in West Palm Beach, Florida.
• The student was transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
• The protest involved students from at least four high schools walking out of class.
• Florida Commissioner of Education stated that educators encouraging school protests and pushing political views will not be tolerated.
• Previous incidents of students being struck by vehicles during protests in Nebraska and North Carolina were also mentioned.