Kids' Questions: Navigating Immigration Talks

0:00It's March 26. From your city to your ears, this is Kansas News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Officers are assisting with crowd control at airports around the country. Local officials at Kansas City International Airport say they do not expect any officers there right now. Still, people have spotted immigration enforcement in other spots around the community. This has kids talking at school and home, picking up on the buzz. A local therapist notes that children feel the uncertainty, which can stir up stress and affect their growth. The best approach is to be upfront with them in a calm way. Dodging the subject might leave them filling in blanks on their own, which often amps up the worry. Experts stress creating safe spaces where kids can ask questions freely. Honest chats with trusted adults help them stay informed without unnecessary fear. As these sightings continue in neighborhoods, families are finding ways to navigate the talks and keep things steady for the little ones.