Author: Kevin Thompson

Salt Lake City, UT — In the wake of President Donald Trump’s recent announcement allowing federal immigration authorities to arrest individuals in sensitive locations, including schools and churches, Utah school districts are taking proactive steps to reassure immigrant families concerned about the potential for mass deportations. The new policy has sparked fear among many in the immigrant community, leading school districts across the nation, including several in Utah, to clarify their stance on immigration-related issues. Local districts such as Salt Lake City, Granite, and Ogden have emphasized that all students, regardless of immigration status, will continue to have access to…

Ogden, UT – School districts across Utah are addressing growing concerns among immigrant families in the wake of a new immigration policy announced by President Donald Trump on Tuesday. The policy, which allows federal immigration authorities to make arrests in sensitive areas such as schools and churches, has sparked fears of mass deportations and disruption for families in the United States. In response, several Utah school districts have swiftly released statements to reassure their communities. The Salt Lake City School District sent a letter to families emphasizing that the district does not collect information on students’ immigration status and will…