US EditionNew Chicago immigration campaign prompts confusion as city braces for federal intervention
Operation Midway Blitz targets undocumented immigrants with criminal records amid sanctuary law disputes, honoring a January hit-and-run victim; over 1,000 arrests made in Chicago area since 2017.
- The Department of Homeland Security announced the start of 'Operation Midway Blitz' to arrest illegal migrants in Chicago en masse, focusing on those attracted by the city’s immigration policies.
- Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker pledged to do everything to stop President Trump from cracking down on Chicago, which he labeled 'weak' and 'pathetic.'
- Thousands protested outside Chicago's Trump Tower against Trump's threats to send troops, as Tom Homan indicated that raids will occur in 'most sanctuary cities' soon.
- Governor Pritzker condemned Trump's threats, stating that this behavior is 'not normal' and urged everyone to take a stand.
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Trump administration says it has begun immigration crackdown in Chicago - West Hawaii Today
The Trump administration said Monday that it had begun a crackdown on illegal immigration in Chicago, though local officials and advocates for immigrants around the city said they had seen only a handful of arrests.
Shortly after Donald Trump becomes a war zone in Chicago, the campaign against migrants without papers begins. It is said that the US President is concerned with the fight against crime. Indeed, intimidation is his goal, says the Governor of Illinois.
New Chicago Immigration Push Prompts Confusion as City Girds for Federal Intervention
The Department of Homeland Security trumpeted the start of a new immigration operation Monday in Chicago, stirring up fresh confusion and anxiety as the city remained on alert for a federal intervention President Donald Trump has touted for days.The administration has...
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