Today, Congressman Chip Roy sent a letter to Assistant Attorney General for the Office of Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon and Education Secretary Linda McMahon urging the two federal agencies to rescind an Obama-era policy that has prevented states from collecting basic immigration-status data in public schools.
Chip Roy will push federal agencies to rescind the Obama-era ban on states collecting immigration-status data in public schools.
Occurrences
Evidence
The page lists 'Rep. Roy Asks DHS for Data on Deportations' and says Roy sent a letter to DHS seeking data on how many illegal aliens have been arrested and deported.
Roy introduced the American White-Collar Worker Jobs Act of 2026 to reform H-1B visas and eliminate OPT.
The page says Roy held a hearing on Plyler v. Doe to examine why the decision was wrongly decided and how it harms America's schools, students, and taxpayers.
Assessments
In the federal-office context, full delivery would require evidence that Rep. Roy materially pushed the relevant federal agencies to rescind the school-enrollment immigration-status guidance and that such a rescission actually occurred. The strongest record here is Roy’s March 20, 2026 House hearing attacking Plyler v. Doe, which shows a serious same-term effort on the broader school/immigration issue. But the provided evidence does not show Roy obtaining or materially advancing an actual agency rescission of the Obama-era restriction on states collecting immigration-status data in public schools, and the other cited actions are immigration-related but not on this specific policy. That makes this an unfulfilled promise with meaningful effort, not a delivered outcome.