In response to increased ICE activity around schools in Minnesota, communities are mobilizing to support immigrant families and ensure student safety. Parents and volunteers in Minneapolis are stepping up to patrol streets and deliver groceries, while churches and non-profits are providing food assistance to those too afraid to leave their homes. Amid fears of raids and the intimidation of federal agents, school districts are transitioning to online learning and implementing measures to protect students. However, the presence of ICE is leaving many families terrified, with reports of increased anxiety, declining attendance, and protest efforts emerging across the Twin Cities. Educational leaders and local organizations are calling for solidarity and support as the situation remains tense.