ELGIN, Ill. (WLS) — On Thursday, a student was taken into U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody near the Elgin Community College’s main campus, school officials said.

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The incident happened in the morning in a parking lot outside of a main campus building, school officials said.

“ECC does not engage in immigration enforcement and does not voluntarily share information about students’ immigration status,” a school spokesperson said.

The arrest appeared to be an isolated event.

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“Our focus remains on supporting our students and maintaining a safe, welcoming learning environment. ECC offers confidential support and resources through our student support offices. Additionally, we are in communication with local legislators and community leaders regarding this incident,” a spokesperson said.

No other information regarding the student was released.

ABC7 has reached out to ICE for comment.

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