A therapy dog named Sage is helping students at Valley View Elementary School in Columbia Heights, Minnesota, recover from the trauma of a major immigration enforcement operation. - The operation, 'Operation Metro Surge,' resulted in over 4,000 arrests and multiple shootings.
- At least four students were detained and sent to a Texas detention center. - Experts warn that such trauma can cause lasting changes in children's brains.
- The school is using therapy dogs and group sessions to help students heal. The return to school has been a crucial part of the recovery process, with staff focusing on rebuilding a sense of safety and normalcy.