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Judge will order federal agents in Chicago to restrict using force against protesters and media

  • Thursday, U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis called out Border Patrol chief Greg Bovino for lying and issued a preliminary injunction against federal force in Chicago, granting `complete relief` to residents accusing DHS of `extreme brutality`.
  • Bovino admitted in deposition that he lied about being struck by a rock before deploying tear gas, and courtroom video evidence disproved the false claim used to justify force in Little Village earlier this month.
  • Ellis's order requires officers in the field to give two explicit warnings before chemical crowd control and mandates body-worn cameras and clear identification, DOJ lawyer and Jon Seidel confirmed Bovino now wears one.
  • The injunction forbids force against protesters and journalists unless objectively necessary to stop an immediate threat; Rev. David Black and Governor JB Pritzker praised the ruling for protecting free speech and peaceful assembly.
  • Advocates noted video evidence of agent assaults on people holding cameras and warned DHS falsehoods and ICE escalations could trigger unprovoked live ammunition use.
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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Thursday, November 6, 2025.
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