Naperville, Illinois – Naperville police are monitoring planned anti-ICE student walkouts Friday across several schools, citing safety and traffic concerns.
According to the Naperville Police Department, officials are aware that students from multiple schools may participate in demonstrations during the school day on Friday, Feb. 13. The department said it is committed to protecting residents’ rights to gather and protest peacefully while maintaining public safety.
Police stated they plan to maintain a visible presence to monitor activity and ensure safety for participants and the broader community. Officials emphasized that unlawful behavior will not be tolerated and reminded participants to avoid roadways, follow lawful commands from officers and refrain from unsafe or illegal activity.
Parents were encouraged to speak with their children about their plans, who they will be with and the potential school and legal consequences of leaving campus during the school day.
The department did not specify which schools could be affected or estimate how many students may participate.
Walkouts can impact class schedules, dismissal times and nearby traffic patterns, particularly for students and commuters traveling near high school campuses during midday hours.
Police said updates will be provided if conditions change.
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