Zachery-Ross did not provide additional details about those allegedly detained but told parents the district does not voluntarily work with ICE. “I want to be clear: Ypsilanti Community Schools remains a safe sanctuary for all scholars,” Zachery-Ross said. Ypsilanti is not the first Michigan public school district to be affected by immigration enforcement. Four Detroit students who were seeking asylum were detained by ICE, Chalkbeat Detroit reported last month. One of the bills would ban immigration officials from conducting raids in schools except in specific circumstances.