This episode of the Dan Caplis Show is a thought-provoking discussion about the upcoming student walkouts planned for this Friday to protest ICE. The speaker shares listener feedback and ideas on what the consequences should be for students who choose to walk out of school. Some listeners suggest giving a test that day, making it 75% of the grade, or having students complete an extra day at the end of the year if they participate in the walkout.

The conversation touches on the complexities of the issue, with some arguing that students who walk out should be held accountable for missing school, while others believe that the focus should be on educating students about the importance of civics and the complexities of immigration. The speaker also shares a story about a school district that used a unique approach to address a similar issue in the past.

The discussion also delves into the topic of immigration and the role of ICE, with some listeners sharing their perspectives on the issue. The speaker notes that there are different categories of individuals who have entered the country illegally, and that some have committed serious crimes, while others have not.

If you're interested in hearing more about this topic and the ideas shared by listeners, tune in to the full episode to hear the speaker's thoughts on the matter and the potential consequences for students who choose to walk out.