El Paso ISD releases student data to state comptroller, prompting concerns over undocumented students

El Paso Independent School District's release of student data to the state comptroller has sparked worries about the privacy and safety of undocumented students. The comptroller's office sought details on students using Social Security numbers versus those with alternative IDs, raising alarms about potential identification and discrimination risks. This move underscores broader concerns about how student data is handled and the implications for undocumented students' access to education and services. The situation highlights the ongoing debate over data privacy and the rights of undocumented students in Texas.