Fears and Reassurances in NYC Schools

This chapter explores the profound effects of mass deportation policies on the school environment in New York City, focusing on the fears faced by immigrant families. It recounts the responses from schools and local authorities aimed at reassuring parents and students, while also highlighting personal experiences that illustrate the pervasive anxiety within communities. The discussion underscores the complex interplay between immigration enforcement and educational access, showcasing the adaptive strategies implemented to support vulnerable populations.