The Trump administration has stirred significant controversy by authorizing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency to conduct arrests in schools, churches, and hospitals, previously considered sensitive locations. This policy change has led to heightened anxiety among immigrant communities across the U.S., with many families fearing for their safety as schools prepare for potential raids. Cities and school districts are bracing for the implications of these new enforcement measures, with some districts, like Olathe and others in Chicago, responding by issuing guidance to parents and students on how to navigate this precarious situation. The backlash includes pushback from local governments and organizations advocating for the rights of immigrants, emphasizing that sensitive spaces should remain off-limits for immigration enforcement. As concerns grow about the impact of these directives, communities are left grappling with uncertainty about their rights and safety amidst fears of mass deportations.