Anxiety over the national immigration crackdown is finding its way into some Michigan classrooms as districts navigate how to handle parents who have been detained or students with their own citizenship status issues.

In Clarkston last month, the school district locked down its buildings for an hour as Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials searched the area for multiple people, causing brief worry that ICE had tried to enter the school looking for a teacher or student, though a district spokeswoman said that wasn't the case.

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