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If former President Donald Trump wins a second term and enacts his hardline immigration policies, what happened in Mississippi could become a much more common occurrence affecting millions of children and their schools.
It’s estimated some 4.4 million U.S.-born children have at least one undocumented parent.
Educators say schools that serve immigrant communities should prepare now.
One of around 1,000 children whose parents were arrested in a Mississippi immigration raid was one of the worst.
Studies have documented the sweeping psychological, emotional, and financial toll that such operations have on children and their families.
School leaders say it’s difficult to plan for an immigration raid, but schools can take certain steps in advance.
District provided materials to help teachers talk about the raids in class and explain to kids who weren’t affected how their classmates may be feeling.
Family also came up with a plan for what they would do and where they would go if another immigration raid happened.
Advocates worry about the long-term effects on children and families.
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