On April 15, police officers from Gratis, Ohio, conducted unauthorized 'wellness checks' at three schools in Cincinnati's Price Hill neighborhood, which has a large Latino population. The officers, including Tonina Lamanna, attempted to question school administrators about students enrolled at the schools, presenting a list of names without proper warrants. Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval condemned the actions as 'disgusting', highlighting the fear and anxiety these incidents create within immigrant communities. Rights groups have expressed concern over the extent of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations, particularly under the Trump administration, which has targeted vulnerable populations. The officers involved were placed on leave following the incident, and a public meeting was held to address community concerns. Residents reported feeling scared and anxious, impacting local businesses and community interactions. The incident follows a pattern of immigration enforcement actions in Cincinnati, raising alarms about the safety and well-being of immigrant families in the area.