Protests erupted in the Tennessee House of Representatives on Tuesday over legislation that would allow public schools to bar migrant children without legal status from receiving an education. Tennessee is among several Republican-led states seeking to implement legislation aligned with President Donald Trump's hard-line immigration agenda.

The Tennessee House and Senate have separate versions of a bill that would allow school districts to deny enrollment for undocumented immigrants. Here's a look at what each version would do.

"This gives an option to the local districts to require that proof of citizenship just as they require proof of residency or immunization," the sponsor of bill said.