It’s been one year since federal immigration agents landed in the Chicago area to launch President Donald Trump’s aggressive deportation campaign. The 2,700 people detained in those 10 weeks and then ...

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DHS sent undercover agents to meetings and infiltrated chats of groups opposing Trump’s immigration crackdown

A federal judge set a deadline for the Chicago Police Department to release its annual use-of-force report, but the department missed it. Attorney Joe DiCola joins Good Day Chicago to explain what the...

‘Disturbing’ footage shared by California detainee surfaces amid wider complaints about conditions in ICE detention

Local police accused the same legal assistance group targeted by Joseph McCarthy of being part of a vast antifa conspiracy.

High-profile cases are collapsing, judges want answers, and defense attorneys are calling for an investigation — and the possible prosecution — of Chicago’s top federal law enforcement official. Here'...

Federal prosecutors in Minnesota have announced criminal charges against 15 people in connection with anti-ICE protests in the Twin Cities. The defendants are accused of “conspiracy to impede or injur...

Join Flint Taylor and Martha Biondi in a discussion about Flint Taylor’s latest release, The Conviction Machine: Prosecutors, Politicians, and Police Violence in Chicago.

Just five days before a jury trial was set to begin, federal prosecutors have dismissed all remaining counts in the “Broadview Six” case.

All four plaintiffs were arrested while protesting; two were charged but their cases were dismissed. They allege the cheek swabs used to collect their DNA violated their Fourth Amendment rights.

Federal prosecutors said they planned to drop the conspiracy charges against Kat Abughazaleh, Michael Rabbitt, Andre Martin and Brian Straw.

Cook County Public Defenders Built an Immigration Unit Five Years Ago. The Last Year Tested It. – Featured – Borderless Magazine NFP

Todd Lyons, who on Thursday resigned from his position as acting director of ICE, also claimed in the letter to the Illinois congressional delegation that no U.S. citizens were arrested by federal imm...

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The Cook County Public Defender’s office said since late February, federal immigration agents have been spotted entering or directly outside the Domestic Violence Courthouse at 555 W. Harrison St. At ...

Judge Edmond Chang said Broadview's daily curfew "cannot stand under the First Amendment," but the village is allowed to maintain the "free speech zones" and can enact a curfew in specific circumstanc...

Lawyers in the case against immigration protesters in Broadview say it criminalizes First Amendment rights to speech and assembly and creates a “chilling” effect on the public.

Cook County prosecutors dismissed 21 cases that were filed against protesters at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement processing center in Broadview.

A Block Club investigation found dozens of protesters arrested by state police are still facing criminal charges for minor infractions, such as sitting on a concrete barrier — even after Gov. JB Pritz...

Demonstrators were hoping those inside would hear their prayers, when a scuffle broke out with local law enforcement and dozens were arrested.

We built a guide to patches worn by ICE and CBP to help the public determine which federal agents are in their communities.

Biometric trackers, cellphone location databases and drones are among the surveillance technologies agents are using in their immigration enforcement campaign.

About 80 protesters have been arrested at the ICE facility since barricades went up. Protesters and legal observers say the arrests run counter to the state’s stated goals of ensuring public safety an...

Federal agents were shot at, according to the Department of Homeland Security, while legal observers said agents created a "dangerous and unsafe environment."

Dozens of federal immigration agents patrolled Michigan Avenue and the Chicago River over the weekend as the National Lawyers Guild tracked the federal activity and raised constitutional concerns.