US EditionProtesters arrested, officers injured in clash outside Chicago-area immigration facility
Faith leaders led the protest against ICE detentions and enforcement tactics; 21 arrested and four officers injured during clashes, authorities said.
- Twenty one people were arrested and four police officers were injured in clashes between protesters and police outside a Broadview U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility on Friday morning.
- A large crowd of protesters from the faith community protested against ICE outside the facility, clashing with police trying to hold the line.
- A federal judge ordered the release of hundreds of migrants arrested in the Chicago area, including some from Operation Midway Blitz, by Nov. 21 after finding their arrests could have violated a 2022 consent decree.
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21 arrested, police officers injured at protest outside Chicago-area ICE processing center
Twenty-one people were arrested Friday morning during a protest outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement processing center in Broadview following a skirmish in which several police officers were injured. During the demonstration that took place one day after a federal judge and group of attorneys conducted a rare site visit of the facility, a scuffle between police and protesters broke out as people chanted and a musician strummed a …
The Times of Northwest Indiana
Protesters arrested, officers injured in clash
CHICAGO — Authorities arrested 21 protesters Friday and said four officers were injured outside a Chicago-area federal immigration facility that activists say functions as a de facto detention center and is plagued by inhumane conditions.
Washington. A protest by religious leaders against the Trump administration’s anti-migrant offensive yesterday, in front of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center in Broadview, Chicago, resulted in the arrest of 21 protesters, while four local and state “unified command” police officers trained to “protect protesters and maintain public safety” – whose tactics generated controversy – were injured.
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