Fears of ICE raids upend life in L.A. County, from schools to Home Depot parking lots
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Graduation day at Andrew Carnegie Middle School was filled with joy as eighth-graders celebrated their achievements, but the atmosphere was tainted by anxiety over potential ICE raids. Many families monitored apps tracking ICE activity, and some students opted not to attend out of fear for their loved ones. The school had taken precautions, allowing all guests onto campus immediately due to safety concerns. With rumors of ICE presence spreading rapidly online, many in the community experienced heightened tension during what should have been a joyful occasion.
"It's bittersweet because it's supposed to be a celebration moment and it kind of got overshadowed by fear," the mother said. "Your friend or your friend’s family could be affected."
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