For weeks, parents and teachers throughout Minnesota have been reluctant to share specifics about the steps they’re taking to protect their school communities. A crying mom described driving her kid’s terrified classmates to school in the Minneapolis neighborhood where agents killed another mother, Renee Good, three weeks ago. A school board member who publicly criticized ICE for detaining a preschooler said she woke up to find an ICE caravan idling outside her home. A superintendent detailed how she arranges transportation for at-risk school staffers’ — and then joins her school security workers on patrol. Though the Trump administration earlier this week signaled a willingness to de-escalate tensions, federal agents were visible in the Capitol area, and legal observers and news outlets throughout the metro area reported no slowdown in raids and detentions.