Springfield Public School officials reassured the community on social media that there was no ICE raid at one of the district’s schools, dispelling false rumors that had spread online. The move comes amid fears of deportation in the immigrant community following a policy change by President Donald Trump allowing ICE arrests in sensitive areas, including schools.
In response to the potential threat of ICE raids, Worcester Public Schools instructed school bus drivers not to stop if they see ICE agents at a bus stop. Worcester Public Schools Superintendent Rachel Monárrez emphasized the importance of providing a free public education to all children, regardless of immigration status.
Springfield Public Schools Superintendent Sonia Dinnall reiterated the school district’s commitment to creating a safe and welcoming environment for all students, regardless of immigration status. The district advised the community to stay calm and avoid spreading misinformation, highlighting the importance of verifying information and ensuring the safety of all students and staff.
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