Just 16 of 614 Arrested in Chicago’s ‘Midway Blitz’ Had Criminal Records
Only 16 of over 600 detainees in Chicago were classified as high public safety risks, with most considered low or medium risk, court filings and ICE data show.
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Just 16 of 614 arrested in Chicago’s ‘Midway Blitz’ had criminal records
The Trump administration said its Chicago-area immigration crackdown targeted “the worst of the worst” –– unauthorized immigrants who committed murder, rape and other violent crimes. But a Justice Department filing shows that only 16 of 614 people arrested by immigration agents had criminal histories. The other 598 had no criminal records at all. The court filing, reported by the Chicago Tribune, comes amid litigation over warrantless arrests ti…
Only 16 of Over 600 ICE Arrests in Chicago Labeled 'High Public Safety Risks,' Court Documents Show
Federal court documents show that, out of 607 people detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Chicago, only 16 were classified by the government as a "high public safety risk," despite weeks of intensified enforcement under Operation Midway Blitz.
Feds claim Midway Blitz brings drop in Chicago crime
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security claims that it has put a dent in Chicago crime. “Operation Midway Blitz has achieved what Chicago’s sanctuary politicians have failed to do for decades: decrease crime, remove the worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens, and put Americans first,” department officials said in a press release. In September,... The post Feds claim Midway Blitz brings drop in Chicago crime appeared first on Chronicle Media.
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