GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Grand Rapids Public Schools (GRPS) shared their communication to families over the weekend regarding recent crackdowns on immigration at the federal level.
They outlined their protocols if immigration enforcement agencies come to school grounds.
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FOX 17 reached out to a dozen schools on Monday to ask about their protocol.
Very few responded at time of publication. FOX 17 tried to reach out to a variety of schools of different sizes and locations throughout West Michigan.
Schools contacted include:
- Kentwood
- Kalamazoo
- Hart
- Holland
- Muskegon
- Grand Haven
- Greenville
- Godfrey Lee
- Ionia
- Newaygo
- Portage
- Rockford
Holland Public Schools told FOX 17 they have communicated with staff and have a plan in place for each building, but did not provide details.
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