Summary
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) arrested 11 people and took away guns and a possible explosive device from protesters outside an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) center near Chicago. The protests are part of ongoing demonstrations against ICE enforcement actions, such as raids and detentions. The events included clashes between protesters and federal agents, with reports of tear gas being used.
Key Facts
- DHS arrested 11 protesters and took two guns and a possible explosive device.
- Protests were against ICE operations and conditions at detention centers.
- Over 200 protesters gathered outside the ICE center in the Chicago suburbs.
- Federal agents used tear gas and other methods to manage the crowd.
- An ICE vehicle reportedly drove through a crowd of protesters.
- A recent incident involved a shooting at an ICE facility in Dallas.
- DHS reported an increase in assaults against ICE officers.
- A federal immigration officer in New York City was relieved of duty after a misconduct incident.
