The Prince George’s County Board of Education in Maryland has introduced a policy to guide school staff on interactions with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. This policy aims to protect students' rights and ensure that schools remain safe spaces for learning. It emphasizes minimizing disruption and maintaining secure environments, reflecting the district's commitment to equity and student protection. The policy allows for a Shelter-in-Place protocol if ICE officers come within 1,000 feet of school property, with principals having the authority to implement this measure. Furthermore, school security personnel are prohibited from acting as immigration agents, ensuring that their focus remains solely on campus safety. The policy also provides families with access to safety planning resources and legal guidance, reinforcing the district's dedication to supporting all students, regardless of their background.