George Crossman has filed a lawsuit against the Clark County School District (CCSD) in U.S. District Court, claiming that his son, N.C., was expelled in violation of his First Amendment rights. The incident began when N.C. placed approximately six pro-law enforcement emblems around East Career and Technical Academy in January 2023, one day after a student walkout protesting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The emblems, measuring about two inches square, included phrases such as 'ICE Immigration Enforcement' and 'Border Security Academy Deportation Force.' School administrators removed the emblems before classes began on January 22, and Assistant Principal Thomas Smith subsequently met with N.C. During this meeting, Smith allegedly characterized the emblems as racially motivated and likened them to 'a burning cross,' suggesting they could intimidate the school's majority-Hispanic population. Following this, N.C. was suspended pending expulsion, which was finalized on February 17. The lawsuit asserts that the true reason for the expulsion was the school's disagreement with the political viewpoint expressed by the student. Crossman seeks a jury trial, damages exceeding $15,000, and the reversal of the expulsion.