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Minnesota Schools Sue Trump Administration Over Immigration Policy

4/9/2026

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Attorneys for Fridley and Duluth school districts in Minnesota filed a lawsuit against a Trump administration policy that allows immigration enforcement near schools.
The policy removed protections for "sensitive locations," raising concerns about student safety and attendance.
Fridley Superintendent Brenda Lewis reported a loss of 72 students and increased reliance on virtual learning.
Duluth Superintendent John Magas observed rising absenteeism across the Twin Cities.
U.S. District Judge Laura Provinzino is reviewing the case, with a decision anticipated soon.

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Attorneys for Fridley and Duluth school districts in Minnesota filed a lawsuit against a Trump administration policy that allows immigration enforcement near schools.
The policy removed protections for "sensitive locations," raising concerns about student safety and attendance.
Fridley Superintendent Brenda Lewis reported a loss of 72 students and increased reliance on virtual learning.
Duluth Superintendent John Magas observed rising absenteeism across the Twin Cities.
U.S. District Judge Laura Provinzino is reviewing the case, with a decision anticipated soon.