A Minnesota school board member, Cerrillo, sparked controversy after calling the Trump administration “white supremacist” and expressing discomfort with mostly white neighborhoods. Questions arose about her U.S. citizenship and deportation risk, which she never clarified. Over eight months, she missed every board meeting — despite being paid $20K annually — citing threats and family trauma from relatives deported in Texas. She briefly returned in July to explain her absence but vanished again by September. The district declined to comment on her personal situation, while Cerrillo remained silent on whether she continued getting paid, notified leadership, or confirmed her citizenship status.
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