Summary
Border Patrol agents in Chicago shot an armed woman during protests against federal immigration authorities. The incident led to increased tensions, with additional federal forces being sent to the area. The protests continue amid debates over the deployment of National Guard troops by the Trump administration.
Key Facts
- U.S. Border Patrol agents shot an armed woman in Chicago during protests.
- The woman, who is a U.S. citizen, was involved in an incident where cars rammed into ICE vehicles.
- The woman drove herself to the hospital; her condition is unknown.
- ICE agents used pepper spray and rubber bullets during clashes with protesters.
- U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security announced more federal forces are being sent to Chicago.
- Illinois Governor JB Pritzker stated the National Guard was federalized to support the response.
- Protests in Chicago are part of ongoing demonstrations against ICE operations.
- President Trump has previously deployed National Guard troops to other cities amid similar protests.
