Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced that there have been 33 bomb threats against schools in Springfield, all of which have been confirmed as hoaxes originating from overseas. DeWine emphasized that these threats are unfounded and aimed at disrupting the community, urging parents to remain calm. The threats have coincided with rising tensions related to a significant influx of migrants into Springfield, which has become a focal point in the immigration debate. DeWine's administration is responding by sending additional law enforcement resources and $2.5 million in aid to enhance security in the area. Critics have suggested that former President Donald Trump and Senator J.D. Vance are being unfairly blamed for the situation, calling on the media to retract any misleading narratives. DeWine concluded by asserting the importance of keeping schools open and not allowing fear to prevail.