The Trump administration has revoked previous policies that prevented the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency from carrying out investigations within schools on Jan. 21. Students are concerned about the future effects, and the change in federal policy has forced Shawnee Mission School District officials to have discussions with principals about how they cooperate with ICE. President of Latinos of Tomorrow and senior Kevin Rodriguez said he tries to stay informed of new immigration policies. Although Rodriguez is a U.S. citizen he still feels unsafe with the way current policies are unfolding around him. He is also worried about the undocumented immigrants in his life and the effects the specific policy will have on them. “It’s probably one of the most horrible things ever because now you’re not safe anywhere,” Rodriguez said. “I remember growing up my mom would always tell me that there were three places I could feel safe at: home, church and school. Now they are re...