Summary
A man from Mexico was arrested for shooting at Border Patrol agents in Chicago during their work. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) reported the attack happened during an immigration operation and said the man arrested had past convictions.
Key Facts
- A man from Mexico was arrested after shooting at Border Patrol agents in Chicago.
- The incident occurred in the Little Village neighborhood.
- The suspect fired shots from a black Jeep and then drove away.
- A Chicago police officer was injured during the shooting.
- DHS said the arrested man had previous weapon-related convictions and had entered the country illegally before.
- DHS noted an increase in violence against federal agents in recent months.
- This situation is part of a larger trend of aggression towards law enforcement during operations.
