Fort Worth ISD said the district is actively investigating the post and is committed to the safety of its students.

The case came amid worries about raids in schools due to a Trump directive that allows immigration enforcement in or near “sensitive areas.”

North Texas school districts are trying to reassure parents it's safe for children to go to school after a social media post intensified fears in Fort Worth. Immigration enforcement is up across the country.

The Fort Worth Independent School District is investigating a social media post, purportedly written by a North Side High School substitute teacher, that seems to invite immigration officers to the school to arrest students, officials said.

Fort Worth Independent School District said it’s investigating a social media post allegedly made by a substitute teacher that encouraged Immigration and Customs Enforcement, ICE, to come to North Side High School.

The posts come after President Donald Trump issued a directive allowing immigration officers to operate in schools and churches.

Fort Worth ISD is investigating a social media post from a teacher's account calling on ICE to visit North Side High School.

Fort Worth ISD is looking into a teacher's social media post urging Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to go to North Side High School to remove students believed to be in the U.S. illegally.

Earlier this week, it was reported that a substitute teacher was being investigated after asking for ICE raids on a Fort Worth school campus. Now, a San Antonio school employee is off the job and under investigation.

The Fort Worth Independent School District in Texas says it is investigating a substitute teacher who allegedly said on social media that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) needs to come to North Side High School because it has “many students who don’t even speak English.