Students at Golda Meir School in Milwaukee walked out of their classrooms Wednesday afternoon and marched to a local ICE facility to protest immigration enforcement, joining a national wave of student demonstrations. Hundreds of students left their downtown campus and marched through the city, saying the walkout was about ensuring young voices are heard in the national immigration debate. TMJ4 Bree NewellNewell, a senior at the school, said students aren't just seeing these issues online — they're witnessing the impact in their own neighborhoods. TMJ4 TMJ4About an hour after the students dispersed, another protest began at the ICE facility, this time led by adult organizers, connecting the students' walkout to a broader community response. TMJ4 Alan Chavoya with the ICE Out of Milwaukee CoalitionAs both protests wrapped up downtown, organizers said the message goes beyond Milwaukee and speaks to a national moment.