Immigration Raids Leave Minnesota Schools Reeling in Aftermath of Fear and Uncertainty
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids have had a significant impact on Minnesota schools, leaving behind a heavy weight for students who have witnessed the arrests of parents and family members. School drop-offs and pick-ups now look significantly different, reflecting the changes brought about by these events.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids in Minneapolis have left a heavy impact on schools, causing absences among students whose parents may be targets of deportation. The increased uncertainty has taken a toll on families, including local teacher Kate Lundquist, who has a mother of six. As a result, school drop-offs and pick-ups have become more difficult, with many students struggling to come to terms with the harsh reality of their parents' potential absence. This phenomenon is affecting not only students but also teachers like Lundquist, whose own family is facing this uncertain future.
