US EditionTrump's promised immigration crackdown in Chicago could last about six weeks, suburban official says
The operation will deploy hundreds of agents and National Guard troops for about 45 days, prompting legal challenges and widespread community protests in response to increased immigration enforcement.
- President Donald Trump has targeted Chicago and other Democrat-led cities for expanded federal intervention, promising to deploy National Guard troops and increase immigration enforcement.
- Some Chicago suburbs have issued reminders of Illinois' sanctuary laws that bar local police from cooperating with federal immigration agents, while others have expressed anxiety and uncertainty about the planned operation.
- Activists, church groups, and schools in Chicago have been preparing for the immigration crackdown, during which the Department of Homeland Security intends to use a naval station north of the city for logistical support.
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Protests continue outside Broadview ICE facility as immigration enforcement may last six weeks
Dozens protested outside an immigration processing center in Broadview on Friday morning as the mayor of the near-west suburb said in a letter to residents that Trump administration officials have told her and other leaders in town that a “large-scale enforcement campaign will soon be underway” and is likely to continue for about 45 days non-stop. The two-story brick building used by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency will be th…
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Source: Immigration crackdown in Chicago could last 6 weeks
Leaders of a Chicago suburb that houses a federal immigration processing center say they were told that the Trump administration's promised immigration enforcement surge will run for about six weeks. Broadview Mayor Katrina Thompson said in a letter to village…
Trump’s promised immigration crackdown in Chicago could last about six weeks, official says
The mayor of Broadview said the Trump administration told village officials that a building used to temporarily hold immigrants will serve as the “primary processing location” for the operation.
Trump's Promised Immigration Crackdown in Chicago Could Last About Six Weeks, Suburban Official Says
Leaders of a Chicago suburb that houses a federal immigration processing center say they were told that the Trump administration's promised immigration enforcement surge will operate seven days a week for about six weeks.
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