Summary
There are reports of increased violence in actions by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers, including tackling, shooting pepper balls, and incidents involving firearms. Videos on social media and incidents in Chicago and other areas highlight these concerns. Some people, including advocate groups, are criticizing these tactics, and there are ongoing investigations and lawsuits related to these events.
Key Facts
- Videos show ICE officers using force against people, including tackling and shooting pepper balls.
- A man in Broadview, Illinois, was reportedly shot with a pepper ball outside an ICE facility.
- There are claims of incidents involving firearms, with officers allegedly pointing guns at bystanders.
- Immigrant advocacy groups in Chicago say these tactics have become more violent.
- A recent survey shows most Americans disapprove of the Trump administration's immigration tactics.
- Federal officers in Chicago conducted a large raid, arresting dozens of people.
- Some lawsuits have been filed against the Trump administration for alleged excessive force.
- ICE claims an increase in assaults against its officers, but some reports challenge this.
