School officials in Inglewood, Calif., said an elementary school principal made an "honest mistake" while trying to prevent student walkouts during immigration rallies.
Angie Marquez imposed a lockdown as nearly 40,000 students across Southern California left classes to attend immigrants' rights demonstrations. But the lockdown didn't allow children to go to the bathroom, forcing them to use buckets in the classroom.
One activist said what happened was "unsanitary, unnecessary and absolutely unacceptable."
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