Minneapolis Public Schools will be offering families the opportunity to attend class remotely as federal immigration authorities expand operations in the city.

Schools were already closed Thursday and Friday due to safety concerns after an ICE agent shot and killed 37-year-old mom Renee Nicole Good during an immigration operation Wednesday.

About an hour away in St. Cloud, school officials said parents are worried about attending next week’s parent-teacher conferences with so many ICE agents in the area {snip}

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In Bloomington, a suburb to Minneapolis’ south, teachers union president Wendy Marczak said it’s difficult for students to learn “when ICE is stalking your schools.”

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