Minnesota Charter School Closes In-Person Learning Amid ICE Raids and Safety Concerns

A taxpayer-funded Minnesota charter school shut down in-person learning and moved classes online this week due to safety concerns. The decision came after ICE raids were reported in the area, with a community organization advising illegal immigrants to stay home. The school cited safety as its reason for switching to an online format, but it is unclear if the ICE raids directly influenced the decision. The school's future plans are currently unknown.